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Cost Accountant Reviews
What is it like working as a Cost Accountant?
September 2016
Underpaid and underutilized.
Cost Accountant:
My employer seems to not understand the role of a professional accountant. Duties assigned are that of a bookkeeper or accounting associate, not those of a degreed accountant or better. Professional advice is not taken seriously. The COO really needs to learn how to better delegate and let his managers do their jobs as they are specifically trained to do the work. He is overly involved in work he is not qualified to perform. Make sure you work for a professional company who understands what accountants really do for a living.
August 2016
Costing.
Cost Accountant:
You must have data interpretation analytical skill.
September 2015
Thanks.
Cost Accountant:
Nothing.
September 2014
Cost Accountant:
It's a lot of work but it is worth it.
March 2014
Corporate culture.
Cost Accountant:
Pros: Preparation of month end accounts.
Cons: Long working hours.
October 2013
Always Do Your Best
Cost Accountant:
Be enthusiastic and be true to the job.
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