Is it easy for an accountant to find a job?

Accounting work is relatively easy to find.

Certified public accountants need high education and work experience, and they can get positions through examinations, with stable wages; There are many recruitment channels for private accountants, which require relevant accounting certificates and financial software operation skills, and the salary is relatively unstable. We need to pay attention to market dynamics in order to grasp employment opportunities.

The current accounting work is divided into public accounting and private accounting. Public accounting usually refers to the recruitment of state-owned enterprises and institutions, and generally requires high academic qualifications and rich work experience. There are many recruitment channels, and there is a certain chance of getting a position after the interview, and the salary is relatively stable.

There are also many private accountants, such as corporate accountants, accounting firms and financial consultants. Because they have many customers, they have different requirements for academic qualifications and work experience. Generally, they need to have relevant accounting certificates and relevant financial software operation skills, and then consider other requirements according to the characteristics of customers.

Accounting employment direction:

I. Enterprise Accounting Work

1, financial accounting work. Register voucher account books and prepare accounting statements published to the public.

2. Manage accounting work. Calculation of costs and expenses, formulation and implementation of budget, evaluation of departmental performance, etc.

3. Financial management. Fund raising, capital utilization analysis and decision, enterprise merger and capital operation.

4. Internal audit work. Supervise the use of enterprise funds, formulate and supervise the internal control system, and evaluate enterprise capital.

Two. Accounting work of financial institutions

1, bank accounting work. Individuals or state-owned banks engage in bank accounts.

2. Working in the securities industry and other financial institutions. These units include stock exchanges, securities companies, insurance companies, fund management companies, trust and investment companies and so on.