5 Trick Questions Frequently Asked in Accounting Job Interviews!

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These are 5 of the trickiest questions I've heard being asked in an accounting job interview. I’ve been on both sides of the table. Both as the hiring manager and the job seeker. In this video I share with you the 5 trickiest questions in accounting interviews along with their answers. These are questions around working capital, cash flow vs. net income and a few more. I also give you advice on how to react when you hear a tricky question during a job interview.

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Great videos, super informative! Thank you for sharing some of the tips and tricks for job interviews.
But on a personal level, I have to admit I don't understand why interviewers want to "test" their accounting applicants, especially if they feel they are a fit for the job based on their application and resume. I don't see the value in putting applicants on the spot or making them feel incompetent for not remembering/knowing an answer under pressure...when they could google it on the job in a few minutes. Either way, you can train any skill, brush up on stuff you haven't done since university or two jobs ago, attend a course (or watch an awesome Financial Controller video!), but it's really difficult to train attitude and compatibility with a team. Anyway, thank you for sharing these questions and answers. Better to be prepared than to be caught off guard.

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