For many years of work as a chief accountant, I have carried out:

  • Setting up accounting.
  • Passing inspections.
  • Team management.
  • Management reporting, budget.
  • Introduction of new methods, programs.
  • Various courses, competitions, certificates.

I have been interested in economics since childhood, because here mathematics tries to calculate human activity. And, from my point of view, for some reason it always fails. I became an accountant to some extent by accident, and I remain, but I do not regret anything. He worked in various organizations, sometimes I led three completely different companies at the same time. There were no problems from a professional point of view, but there were many others. Problems are two typical for Russia, and they have not bypassed business. From the first it is clear, but the roads are very 'curved'. As you noticed, I have two higher education, in addition to economics in the specialty 'accounting and auditing' - technical, and it manifested itself at the very first job. In 1C, which had just appeared then, I decided to change the accounting entries, and this can be done correctly only programmatically. As a result, I learned the built-in language, which helped me a lot later, because the program was very crude, many functions were not there in principle. In a purely accounting sense, I am also not lagging behind, but how else, otherwise you will not hand over the reporting. There used to be competitions, courses and seminars, now I get more information from my colleagues on the Internet. I will not comment on the latest changes, but I think we will survive as usual. During the work, various tasks were implemented, it is easier to say what was not. The companies I worked for were mostly small, but there were also large ones. I can't say that I failed somewhere. For the rest, read the blog, I will add whenever possible.