Accountant - Dubai
Spret in Middle East
Sponsored Links
Accountant Job Description
Monitor the accounts and payments made by the clients of the company.
You will be the in charge of daily reconciliation between company accounts and the bank accounts. Including debits and credits in both accounts.
You will be responsible to do the reconciliation of the daily and monthly revenue intakes excel sheets.
You will assist in reviewing and processing royalties as well as has to analyze and update revenue tracking sheets.
He or she also has to take the participation actively in monthly, quarterly and yearly accounting cycles.
He or she will be the in charge of the company’s payables and receivables as well as inter –company report and should necessarily have the communication skills to relevant partners related to company.
He or she has to oversee and supervise that all accounting transactions for each month are recorded and to be able to adjust and manage monthly entries of the company in which she or he has posted.
Applicant should be very organized in communication and analysis any information
Skills and Specification
Should be expert in analytical and communication skills
Should have the ability of flexibility of solving problems
Should be very strong interpersonal skills and have the ability to be independent
As you will be responsible in handling tasks and projects so good project managerial skills are required.
Should be well self – motivated, self – driven and has the willingness to work in challenging atmosphere.
Should have the ability of multi tasking between multiple of projects and tasks of the company.
Education and Experience
Applicant should have bachelors’ degree in accounting or financial management
Applicant should have minimum of 3-4 years’ past working experience in any accounting or finance department.
Applicant should have the ability of co-operating with all level employees, clients, and external agencies to increase profits and maximize performance.
Applicant should have the proficiency of working in computers He or she should be proficient with Microsoft office, use of the internet, Workbooks and other accounting software.
.
.
Disclaimer: LankaTopJobs.Org does not screen or verify its advertisers or advertisements and accepts no responsibility whatsoever for the contents or accuracy of the advertisements. You may report any abuse to admin@lankatopjobs.org.
| How to Write a Winning CV
|
|
Interview Questions
|
Having
a common CV to be applied for any vacancy may not be the
best way of doing it. It is important to have a specific CV
for a specific vacancy. This is because different companies
look for different skills and competencies in candidates
even if the vacancy is for the same vacancy. For instance
one company's expectations from an Accountant might differ
from another. Writing a CV for a specific job is not always
as easy as you might think as it requires some research &
writing skills. First you need to read the vacancy
advertisement thoroughly and understand what the employer is
exactly looking for. Then you need to do some research on
the company where the vacancy exists. You need to analyze
the qualifications, skills and competencies the company is
looking for....
It
is not easy to guess what specific questions will be asked
at an interview. But there are some common questions which
are generally asked by interviewers. Although these
questions my be the same, the best answers for these
questions may be different. Therefore it is important to be
prepared for the suitable answers for these common questions
in the light of the available information about the company,
vacancy and its responsibilities. For instance an
interviewer may ask "how do you get best out of your staff?"
To answer to this question well, you may have to have some
idea about the culture within the company and its management
style. Therefore collect as much information as possible
about the company, vacancy & its responsibilities. Here is a
list of some common questions asked in interviews. We have
not provided you the answers as there are no uniform
answers...