[jeff]

If you are in the KC Area or are willing to relocate, check out these jobs below. If interested, e-mail your resume to jeff@another71.com and I will pass it on to the appropriate person.

Revenue Accounting Manager – Very GAAP position that will help make sure revenue recognition is in line with GAAP. Must be able to research and apply applicable rules and take owner ship of invoicing process when new companies are aquired. $70-$80K.

Staff Accountant – 2 or more years of g/l accounting or public accounting experience. Young growing company tied to the insurance business. $40-$45K.

Accounting Analyst – Very strong budgeting and forecasting skills. Above average excel skills are required. Strong understanding of the accounting process. Willingness to help with monthend close. $50-$60K

Manufacturing Controller – Manufacturing Controller position is open due to internal promotion. Company has a long established track record and is somewhat recession resistant. Experience with Standard Costing and process costing is desired. Demonstrated history of supervising a team of 3-5 in a manufacturing environment is required. Must have experience with major ERP system with preference given to candidates with SAP. Areas of supervision and hands on work will include Month end close, budgeting and forecasting, fixed assets, capital projects, General Ledger, production, procurement and payroll. $70K -$80K

[keep_studying]

Jeff,

I have a question on the Staff Accountant position.

It requires 2 or more years of experience. Without either g/l accounting or public accounting experience, I passed all sections of the CPA exam and have 2 years of project management experience. Do you think I might be qualified for this position or not?

Thanks!

[jeff]

I doubt it…there are tons of candidates out there will 4 sections passed, but no relevant experience in these areas.

A good way to get some experience is to find a small local mom and pop CPA firm, take on about 20 of their bookkeeping clients, roll up your sleeves and get dirty.

That's what I did 8 years ago. I've since worked for 2 public companies.

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