Bernard Salt on bucking trends at KPMG, the future of accounting workplaces, and smashed avo

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Former KPMG Demographics partner Bernard Salt explains what he really meant with his smashed avocado comments, much to the satisfaction of our brunch enthusiast editor, Katarina Taurian.

By Reporter • 12 January 2018 • 3 minute read

In late 2017, Bernard also spoke about how he managed to effectively launch a start-up within a big four firm, in the form of KPMG Demographics, with advice to those looking to take similar chances in their own careers.

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Bernard's predictions for the future of Australia's property markets paint a good picture for small to medium accounting firms in particular, and he's confident of commercial opportunities outside of capital city CBDs despite of current infrastructure barriers.

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