i will be taking accounting coarse in local university, i am concern on thier interviews.help me?
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try this\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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Send your resume to all the Job Consultants in the nearest City. And make sure you know Accounting and Tally thoroughly. You will surely find a Job.
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If you have a university in mind, then look up the phone number and ask them to send you their latest prospectus.  In it there will be plenty of courses that encompass the subjects that you are studying at college.  When you get through to the uni, ask for "Student Recruitment"  ask the name of the person you get to speak to and see if there are going to be any campus guides in the future and ask to be put on the invite list, as you are getting the info from me, rest assured you will be one of the first to get your name on.  These visits are very useful and can often make your mind up as to what uni to go to.\n\n                              Hope this helps you, Good Luck for the future.\n\n                                               Kevin.
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If you want the answer key you should try contacting the publisher or checking with their website.\n\nIf you're having problems with accounting I don't recommend you getting the answer key.  The answer key will be pretty expensive and your time and money will be better spent with a good tutor / classmate.\n\n\nIf you're really having problems with Principles of Accounting I then you might want to reconsider whether you should be taking accounting.  Learning accounting can be dicey - some people really "get it" and some never will.
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always be honest on a application. you can always explain the situation to the interviewing person. honesty is the best policy.
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the greatest fear during interview is not being prepared for it. You can muster enough confidence by being ready with the interview by reporting properly dressed, bringing well prepared resume and supporting documents when applicable. Try to get information about the company you are applying with for you to know how you can fit into the company. Besides, the interviewer will be flattered when he finds out that you know the company. Also for you to know if it is worth your effort to report for interview by knowing that you are applying for a job you like with a good company. \nDuring the interview, take a deep breath to clear your thoughts and focus on the question being asked. Answer directly to the question and avoid general answers. Sell yourself by being honest in your answers as inconsistencies in your answers can lead into difficult questions.Ask for clarification when necessary. That is acceptable so long as it is needed and not appearing dumb.\nGood luck
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dont put it in your resume. what you can do is when you are called to an interview bring a portfolio of awards, like making the deans list etc.,
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Let's see...when I went to my interview, I wore dress pants, a button-up top, and cute heels. I would dress up a little, but not go overboard! There will be students who show up in jeans, which is clearly unprofessional and tacky! Over-dressing appears that you are desperate though! So, choose wisely!\n\nSome tips:\n1. Be thinking of questions that they are going to ask you...it helps when you don't have to think for two minutes to answer a question!\n2. Don't be nervous! They want to see your true personality! Make jokes(small ones)!\n3. look the person(s) in the eye!\n4. Come prepared! Know your experience, previous grades, volunteer work etc....it helps to review b/c when you are nervous, it is easier to forget!\n5. Lastly, smile!
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Hey, there.\nDepends on how the teem is.If u r under a C.A then he'll be there to guide u.Since u r a junior better seek the advice of the seniors and do your best.Yes it is very stressful during the year end because of the Audits and income-tax cut off dates to comply with.If you like to learn new things then  it's fun and yes it is not a 9-5 job.The job demands lots of hard work.As u do it u'll learn to enjoy and cope with the stress.Pre- requisite of an accountant is high level of Honesty!!!!(if u want to rise up from mediocracy!!!)
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From my experience, for recent graduates, they looked at your personality more than other things.  Just to address to your lists:\n\n1) Public examinations - You do get a bonus to finish within 1-2 years from your hiring date for passing the CPA exam.  From this you can tell that it is not a must have to be hired.  They do not expect you to have it after you start working.\n2) University examination - as long as you are 3.0 or above, it does not make any difference.\n3) Study Abroad - It is good to have, but not really enough to give you advantage over other candidates.\n4) Exta-curricular activities - It would add value if it is something to show that you have leadership skills.  Also, it shows that you can handle things other than schoolwork.  \n5) Interview performance - It does make a difference, however, it's more on your attitude, character and personality.  They are more concerned to have someone that can get along with people, be a team player, than really people who already know their stuff.  The philosophy is really that if you are able to play as a team, knowledge could be easily passed on.  And it is actually better to be trained fresh, than to undo your prior knowledge/working habit first.\n6) Language proficiency - as long as it does not hinder your communication with other people, it should be ok.  However, since audit staff does need to work at client site, appropriate appearance and communication skills are expected.\n7) Accounting or auditing knowledge - basic knowledge from school should suffice.\n8) Internship - especially that from Big 4 would definitely help.\n9) Detail oriented - it definitely will play a part, especially look out for typos on your resume/cover letters.
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If you have a really good reason for having so many w's, it might not be a problem, but the school will almost definitely ask you about it when you apply...  Just make sure you tell them the truth, because they will probably contact your old school to see if you are.
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If you get good enough grades then you will be interviewed at Cambridge so the interview is more important than your CV.  It is important you don't lie on your CV, if you do something say so but don't try and look better than you are.  What they are looking for is something with a real passion for their subject so read things outside your course.  You might need another language so go onto the Cambridge University site and check.  www. cam.ac.uk   There is no one kind of person that gets in.  I know very sporty people, very musical people and people that seem to have no outside activities at all.  Also check out the colleges.  Don't just go for the famous ones.  and go for it.  What have you got to lose?
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yes, be polite, so they know you are intersted. ask how the interviewing process is coming along, and if they are going to be selecting candidates soon. good luck!!
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I assume you have registered with the AAT, if not you can still go onto their website (link below). Click on students and then resource centre, there is a careers support paragraph with another link.\n\nThe other thing to do would be to go to the local job centre and get a list of local accountants and write to them. Don't try the big firms as they do not want AAT trainees, go for small one or two partner firms, they usually give the best training as they have a diverse client base which is great for learning.\nMy firm is a three partner firm and we have 4 AAT trainees at the moment and they all sail through the exams with no problems.\n\nWith regard to the timing I would do it as soon as possible, we normally take on trainees in Sep and Oct so we get a good choice of school leavers (A level).\n\nGood luck and I hope you find the right job for you.
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Let the interviewer know that you don't find the question relevant to the job you're interviewing for, and take that opportunity to share some information about yourself that you DO find relevant, explaining how it illuminates your qualification for the job in question.\n\nAlternatively: look for another job. Anyplace that makes you uncomfortable at a job *interview* is substantially more likely to make you even MORE uncomfortable once you're showing up there every day. Trust your spider senses.
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Simply don't go for the interview, however call and be classy about cancelling it by saying I've already got an offer I can't refuse.  That way you aren't burining any bridges that may/might be there for you in the future.
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Try collegegrad.com they have interview Q&A's there.\n\nYou should always do your reserach & ask questions about the company, ethics, room for growth.