Several major employment directions of accounting:
1, cashier, the so-called separation of money and accounts in the accounting industry, that is, "the cashier does not touch the account when touching the money, and the accountant does not touch the account." The cashier's work is usually related to funds, such as sorting out original vouchers and registering vouchers. Work experience: 0- 1 year or above.
2. Small accounting, accounts receivable and accounts payable all belong to the category of small accounting, which usually manages some accounting matters. Generally speaking, accounts payable are internal and external cash expenditures such as employee salary payment, expense reimbursement, material procurement and loan management. Accounts receivable accounting shoulders the heavy responsibility of accounting and managing enterprise accounts receivable, and holds the life door of enterprise liquidity. Work experience: 0-2 years or above.
3. General ledger accounting, which is called the "middle" of financial data. Integrate financial data such as accounts receivable and accounts payable, be responsible for month-end and year-end closing and issuing financial statements, and do financial analysis for management accountants or company executives. General ledger accounting is generally promoted from the position of small accountant and small cashier. Work experience: more than 5 years.
Accounting is an economic management that takes money as the main unit of measurement and uses special methods to check and supervise the economic activities of the unit.
Accounting is an economic management activity with currency as the main unit of measurement, vouchers as the main basis, and special technical methods to conduct comprehensive, comprehensive, continuous and systematic accounting and supervision of a unit's capital movement, provide accounting information to relevant parties, participate in business management, and improve economic efficiency. In ancient times, this was a meeting. China has had a special accounting office since the Zhou Dynasty, which is responsible for taxation, currency and other financial work, and conducts monthly plans and annual meetings. In other words, every month counts as a "plan" and the whole year counts as a "meeting". Together, the two become "accounting".