Interesting Facts, Work Philosophy, and Goals
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Accountants had a median pay of $67,190 per year or $32.30 per hour in 2015. The typical entry-level education is a bachelor's degree with no related work experience or on-the-job training required. The job outlook is faster than average with employment expected to increase 11% and add over 142,000 new jobs between 2014-2024. The individual's work philosophy focuses on having a positive attitude, working well independently or in teams, and expressing commitment to each project. Their goals are to finish a bachelor's degree in accounting by 2020, achieve an A+ certification, gain experience from accounting internships, and take a certification exam like the CPA by the time they complete their degree.
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- 2. 2015 Median Pay- $67,190 per year; $32.30 per hour Typical Entry-Level Education- Bachelor's degree Work Experience in a Related Occupation- None On-the-jobTraining- None Number of Jobs, 2014- 1,332,700 Job Outlook, 2014-24- 11% (Faster than average) Employment Change, 2014-24- 142,400
- 4. Work Philosophy • Always have a positive attitude toward employers, employees, and customers. • Work well independently or as a team. • Express commitment, loyalty, and dedication towards every project. • Updated technology will be critical when working with certain accounting software’s and communicating with customers. • I want to be a part of a company that takes pride in excellence and uniqueness.
- 5. Goals • Finish my BS Degree in Accounting through Franklin University by 2020. • Achieve an A+ certification by making the Dean’s List throughout my further education. • Gain experience from accounting internships throughout college for the future. • During my last semester of achieving my BS in Accounting, I plan to take the CFO, CMA, CEO, or CPA exam.