Posted: 13 Apr 2010 at 16:46 | IP Logged
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it will be difficult for you to get a job in public accounting, at least at a larger firm, because like you said, you aren't exactly entry level.
I work for a Big 4 firm, and I can tell you the duties and tasks of being an auditor can only be learned by working as an auditor. Someone with your experience could not come into a major public accounting firm at a position higher than entry level because it takes years (literally) to be able to run an engagement as a senior and manager.
at this point, i would not even bother trying to get a job in public accounting. most of the people in public accounting want to get out at some point, so that tells you alot about the industry.
your resume is very wordy, at my undergrad school, they had a specific way they wanted us to setup our resumes. We were only allowed 3 (max 4) bullet points per job. No summar section. Education section was at the top.
If you are really serious about finding a job, I would spend the $$ to hire a professional resume expert who can help you.
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