Accountant and Financial Services Resumes and Selection Criteria
Accountants all over Australia are having a really difficult time gaining work.
More than ever, it is crucial to get your resume and application material noticed above the rest.
Our resumes include:
- Written objective
- Career Profile/Highlights section
- Keyword optimization
- Content development
- Applicant Tracking System Vetting
- New Industry Specific Section
- Clarification and cleansing of information
- Condensing of longer resumes
- Consistent, modern formatting
- Research into current job requirements for your industry
How We Write Accountant and Financial Services Application Material.
Accountant’s resumes exist within their own realm. It is absolutely fundamental to outline your understanding of Australian tax law, your qualifications, your professional memberships (hint: CPA!), the experience you have in financial software and your ability to identify and remedy process improvements.
To put together an effective resume that encompasses your skill set within a document that can be easily scanned for the relevant information, we will ask you targeted questions designed to glean the maximum amount of relevant info we can.
At the core of accounting and financial services is the ability to deliver excellent client service. Accounting resumes should place emphasis on your ability to work with clients, to deliver client centered service and to assist clients with your technical knowledge.
Can you translate technical requirements in terms the client can understand if they have a limited understanding of legislation and their obligations? Great skill to have– pop it in there.
How it works
Get our 25 page Get Job Ready guide when you submit the quote form
- Something for every level from entry level to C-suite
- Details the current job challenges
- Free tools, tips and tricks to improve your job search
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- Calculate your value to your employer
- Learn how to navigate government jobs
- Find out how strong your content is
- If your resume will pass the Applicant Tracking System (ATS)
- Will an employer find your relevant content in time
- How well you fared on grammar and punctuation
- What we think of your structure
- If it makes sense for your industry
- Your score out of 100
