Have over 10 years of experience as a CNA

Full Charge Bookkeeper/Office Manager

I need help finding CNA jobs in charlotte/ matthews area.

Book keeper position would be a different change of pace fir me. Think i would enjoy it.

I worked here for 3 years now my health has gone down. I have COPD, Fibromyalgia, Osteoporosis

Accounting is like a puzzle, the pieces are all there, you just have to pay attention to the details.

Note: The business name and address have been fabricated and does not really exist. This is a quiz that was created to help with resumes!! Do's and Don'ts, should and shouldn't, necessary and not necessary. What would your resume look like if you were filling out for this job!!!

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Account Clerk job summary

Our fast-growing manufacturing company is in need of an experienced account clerk to keep records and reconcile accounts of all our clients. The qualified candidate will have strong quantitative and interpersonal skills, as well as proficiency in basic accounting functions and software programs. We’re looking for a team player with a keen interest in building successful relationships with clients. Since our business environment is always changing, a willingness to learn and the ability to adapt are essential. Experience in the manufacturing or production industry is preferred but not necessary. A bachelor’s degree in account is also preferred. Applicants interested in a long-term opportunity will receive priority over others.

Account Clerk responsibilities and duties

• Calculate and send invoices to clients. • Perform credit checks on new clients and partners. • Match invoices to purchase orders. • Calculate and enter expenditures. • Reconcile bank statements with the general ledger. • Practice effective customer relationship techniques.

Account Clerk qualifications and Clerk Skills

• Associate’s degree in Accounting or related field. • Bachelor’s degree preferred. • 1+ years’ relevant work experience. • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel. • Proficiency in QuickBooks. • Excellent communication skills.

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I’ve had some really bad bosses and I’ve had some really awesome bosses but I have never been hung out to dry because of the incompetence of my predecessor! I’m currently working at a temporary position that I was given zero training to do the job. I have been trying to figure out how to do my job for a few weeks and last week I was told that I need to get caught up on the account receivables that are past due, some are 18 months old! My boss has informed me that if I cannot get the accounts current by the end of the week, it could mean my job. How ethical is that!? I understand the accounts I’ve been dealing with should be up to me to collect but how can I tell companies that they need to pay on really old bills that they didn’t know they owed on?

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I previous had a jib in accounting from 2006 till 2017.My position was eliminated.But this year I work threw a temp agency for a month.Now back unemployed.Is it me.Ive had lots of interviews.But havent been hired yet.Im now wondering am I saying the wrong thing at the interviews.