u/ViridianLinwood — reddlx

I got 3 job offers!

After reading through the advice in this sub (re: interviewing / resume) and submitting dozens of applications, I got invited to 3 interviews last week! Over the past few days I’ve received an offer from each of them.

Job 1: Accounts Receivable
Hourly pay: $18-25 (position offered, pay not discussed on the phone call)
Hours: 24/wk
Location: 25 mins away

Job 2: Payroll
Hourly pay: $20 -> $21 after 90 days
Hours: 40/wk
Location: 30 mins away

“Job” 3: Accounting Intern
Pay: Unpaid (Would take a credit course)
Hours: 4/wk minimum
Location: Remote

I’m not sure which one I will accept. To be honest I wasn’t confident that I would get any of them, but was grateful for the interview experience. I am finishing up my second semester and am eager to get some hands on experience nonetheless. Thank you to everyone who has commented advice / tips on this subreddit, it is super helpful to lurkers such as myself!

ETA: Not looking for advice on this post, but I do genuinely appreciate everyone’s input and the congrats y’all have extended!

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u/ViridianLinwood — 3 days ago

▲ 7 r/LosRios

What will happen with finals with Canvas being down?

I’ve looked in a couple of different subreddits and haven’t seen a definitive answer, I apologize in advance if it’s there and I overlooked it.

With Canvas down, aside from assignments that use an external site / I have the rubric saved for, I don’t have access to any assignment details. (Same for everyone else, ofc).

What will happen if the Canvas situation doesn’t get sorted before finals / grades are due? Will Professors just submit grades as is?

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u/ViridianLinwood — 14 days ago

▲ 1 r/resumes

I’m looking for an entry level accounting role (ex: Bookkeeping, Accounting Assistant, Auditing Clerk, A/P or A/R Clerk, Payroll, etc). I’m located in California applying to both remote jobs and jobs within 30-50 miles of my location (not willing to relocate). Most of my experience is in food service, but I tried to frame it in a way that was more tailored to the job(s) I’m applying for (I referenced examples online, threads on this and the accounting subreddit, etc). I’ve also got a little over 1 year of experience in data entry as an administrative assistant. For the sake of keeping my resume under 1 page, I’ve only included my most applicable experience.

I posted my old resume on the Accouting subreddit and applied the feedback they gave me (listing hard skills, bullet points, shorter summary, and changed the content of the bullet points / more numerical data). I’d like some
feedback / fine tuning on my current draft.

Thank you!

u/ViridianLinwood — 17 days ago

▲ 2 r/Accounting

Hello!

I’m currently finishing up my second semester and have started applying for internships. I read through some of the recent threads in the subreddit (and online tips) requesting resume reviews and applied some of the most common tips. (Less wordy, including GPA if it’s 3.0+, including relevant classes, shorter summary, removing non-relevant work experience, etc). This is draft 1 of my internship resume. I have about 10 years of work experience. Around 5 years food service, short phlebotomy stint, 2.5 administrative work, currently a barista.

If you have the time to provide any tips on how I could polish it up, make it more appealing, or improve it please let me know!

Thank you in advance.

u/ViridianLinwood — 23 days ago