If you have a passion for numbers, a keen sense for business, does the word “Accounting” strike you as interesting? This might be the job career for you.
Henry Cisneros, the former U.S. secretary of housing and urban development stated, “there is a golden rule in this country: Whoever has the gold control the rules.”

Princeton Review lists Business Administration and Management as the number 1 top college major. This major offers training Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Economics, Human Resources, and decision-making. Hopefully after you graduate or during your schooling you will be able to learn how to budge, hire, plan, direct, control and manage organizations. Want more money? Then upgrade yourself to an MBA, which will further your career growth. Although it will take a bit of time to obtain your credentials, however in the long run it will be well worth it.

So you say Accounting is boring! Are you kidding me! Have you watched the ever so watched THE SOPRANO’S? A bit scary however, you have to admit, that accountant is living on the edge. With the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOA) in 2002, (which is the act that holds CEO’s and CFO’s responsible for any errors made in the financial statements) this has definitely raised the demand and interest for Accountants. Accounting has become the center of small businesses with less than 500 employees.
Now how’s that! You are the center of attention!

Globalization of businesses has strengthened the need for more broadly educated accountants, as well as the proliferation of services offered by accounting firms, such as tax advice, management consulting, compensation surveys and many more services. Now that computers handle the bulk of the (as Wall Street infamously calls it) “bean counting” functions of Accounting, professionals spend more time working on in-depth analysis and again serving major role in decision making.

Accounting can be divided into four major categories (Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor):

Auditors and Internal Auditors

Government Accountants
Salary is so varied, however the average starting salary now would be anywhere between $36,000 and $50,000.

Management Accountants
The average starting salary for a management accountant is between $40,000 and $55,000.

Public Accountants
The salary range for an associate accountant is $32,000 - $45,000; for a senior public accountant it's between $48,000-$55,000; and a manager averages anywhere between $60,000 and $100,000.

Within these categories are great deals of fields for accountants to get into. Although the competition is still holding high there will be no shortage of these positions. So Again is Accounting boring and dull? Nonsense. If money is attractive to you, then Accounting just might be your playmate.

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