Career Opportunities for Accountants
Career Opportunities for Accountants
Shirley Scott
XACC/280
August 17, 2013
Toral Kapur
The two business sectors I would want to work in is manufacturing and sales and services. Manufacturing as an audit accountant because, first auditing is an important aspect of any business, also an audit accountant check accounting ledgers and financial statements. It gives an accountant some great experience in the business world and I would want to do internal audit accounting because it is important and as an audit accountant I would be able to check the books for any waste, check if there is any fraud going on, any mismanagement and other discrepancies. Sales and service as a financial accountant, I would want to help prepare financial statements with information from a company’s general ledger, also being a financial account I can help make financial decisions. Depending on the company, I would be able to have some say in planning long-term business projections, employee benefits and other aspects of the company. (Ezine @rticles, Jennifer Charleston, May 30, 2006)
The company that interest me in sales and services (Retail), is Walmart, they offer competitive wages, good benefits and a chance to grow and build a career. They offer jobs at all levels. At Walmart I can climb the ladder from stocker or a cashier to a department manager, store manager, and beyond. As a store manager I could earn $50,000 to $175, 000 a year that is similar to what firefighters, accountants, and even doctors make, and a chance to move up through the ranks. Walmart offers competitive pay and benefits, I could have a great health care plan that starts at $17 per day period, if I wanted to continue school while working there, they offer education assistance, a 401k plan with company match, and if I wanted to further my experience, they will assist me with training and development opportunities. Last but not least, working for Walmart I would receive a 10% discount on all of its
Shirley Scott
XACC/280
August 17, 2013
Toral Kapur
The two business sectors I would want to work in is manufacturing and sales and services. Manufacturing as an audit accountant because, first auditing is an important aspect of any business, also an audit accountant check accounting ledgers and financial statements. It gives an accountant some great experience in the business world and I would want to do internal audit accounting because it is important and as an audit accountant I would be able to check the books for any waste, check if there is any fraud going on, any mismanagement and other discrepancies. Sales and service as a financial accountant, I would want to help prepare financial statements with information from a company’s general ledger, also being a financial account I can help make financial decisions. Depending on the company, I would be able to have some say in planning long-term business projections, employee benefits and other aspects of the company. (Ezine @rticles, Jennifer Charleston, May 30, 2006)
The company that interest me in sales and services (Retail), is Walmart, they offer competitive wages, good benefits and a chance to grow and build a career. They offer jobs at all levels. At Walmart I can climb the ladder from stocker or a cashier to a department manager, store manager, and beyond. As a store manager I could earn $50,000 to $175, 000 a year that is similar to what firefighters, accountants, and even doctors make, and a chance to move up through the ranks. Walmart offers competitive pay and benefits, I could have a great health care plan that starts at $17 per day period, if I wanted to continue school while working there, they offer education assistance, a 401k plan with company match, and if I wanted to further my experience, they will assist me with training and development opportunities. Last but not least, working for Walmart I would receive a 10% discount on all of its