Three Positions that seem interesting

Google Doc: Three Positions that seem interesting to me and why


1. Accounting supervisor for the Govt. of Philadelphia seems interesting to me for a few reasons. To start, I am an accounting major here at PSU, so this is a perfect fit. Also, I love working with people internally and externally. Being a supervisor, allows me to work and interact with many internal people as well as external. This seems like it could potentially be an ideal job.


2. An Accounts receivable representative for Jefferson Hospital seems like an interesting but difficult job. It again works with money and people, which is my cup of tea. Dealing with insurance companies will be a challenge, but one I'd be willing to take on. It can be such a rewarding job working with a hospital.


3. Being an Inventor Flow and Sales facilitator for The Philadelphia Art Museum is another position that is appealing to me. This job tracks inventory in order to maximize sales and profits. That directly applies to people in the accounting field since much of what we do is work with sales and profits. A museum probably has some really cool inventory that rotates often as well. It would be a job for me to consider, given the opportunity.

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