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Newly qualified accountants
may work within head office functions, group functions
or subsidiary operations. You may join a larger organisation
(FTSE 100 companies have a continual need for the best
newly qualified candidates) and be an important part
of a finance team with specific responsibilities. Or
you may prefer to work in a smaller business or team
where newly qualified accountants can get involved in
more aspects of the business including a more strategic
involvement and be more 'hands on' with commercial issues.
Which route you decide to take will be down to personal
choice and so it is up to you to decide which type of
role, industry sector and size of business would best
suit you and your aspirations. And if you don't get
it right first time at least you will know what you
don't want!
But whatever choice you make
the golden rule that all accountants in business should
be aware of is:
- Turnover is Vanity
- Profit is sanity
- CASH is king!
Forget that at your peril,
and remember that without a proper understanding of
the cash flow and working capital needs of any business,
whatever its size, you will head for the rocks. Many
accountants have forgotten this golden rule to their
cost. Rule 2 is that whatever the sales director promises
halve it!
Below is a listing of typical
jobs that newly qualified accountants will be considering:
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for details
Consultancy Jobs
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| Corporate Finance
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| Financial Control
Jobs |
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| Fund Accounting
Jobs |
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| Industry and Commerce |
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| Internal Audit
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| Private Equity and Venture Capital Jobs |
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| Professional Practice
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| SOX Jobs |
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| Tax Accounting
Jobs |
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