My name is Richard, but one from the interview training company Pass my interview dot com and in this tutorial, I'm going to teach you how to pass your accounting interview.

On in particular, I'm going to give you a unique set off interview questions to prepare for on also sample answers.

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A question.

One of your accounting Interview.

What skills, qualities and attributes do you have that are a match for this accounting role?

So in orderto answer this successfully, we need to know the tops of skills and qualities that are required to perform this job diligently on professionally.

On dhe, I believe the answer that's about to come your way is the perfect response to this question.

So let's get straight into it.

What skills, qualities and attributes do you have that are a match for this accounting role?

Here we go.

I have studied the job description in detail, and I feel confident I have the right skills, qualities and experience to perform the role to a very high standard.

To begin with, I'm totally customer and client focused on.

I understand how important it is to do a great job for your clients as the success of your business depends on them.

I also have excellent attention to detail on.

I will not make mistakes.

If I do make a mistake, I will always hold my hand up.

I will admit the error on.

I will look to learn from it so that it doesn't happen again.

I can also be trusted with confidential client based information will always act positively when representing your company.

Now, finally, apart from being a great team worker, I can also work alone unsupervised, and I will always work hard to meet deadlines and do my job with the upmost diligence and professionalism.

Now I'm sure you'll agree.

That is a great answer.

It gets you off on the right foot on your accounting interview.

Now, if you'd like a copy of these answers, please do stick around because at some stage I will tell you where you can get access to them, and then you can use them during your preparation for your accounting interview.

Next question.

How would you handle repetitive and monotonous tasks?

Now, if you're gonna work in an accounting roll, then you have to handle repetitive tasks and monotonous ones, and it's how you deal with them.

That is important.

So here is my suggested answer to that question.

I feel that repetitive, monotonous tasks are one of the most important aspects of accounting rolls.

Therefore, you have to handle them with professionalism, consistency and have great attention to detail.

I would always have at the forefront of my mind that this is the time you are most likely to become complacent and therefore make mistakes, which you can't do.

I would make sure my mind was clear and there were no distractions, and I would always cross check this type of work to make sure what I was doing was consistently accurate.

Finally, I would always have a positive mindset when dealing with repetitive tasks on, I would view them as an essential part of my job.

If it wasn't for the repetitive, monotonous tasks, I basically wouldn't have a job, so I would actually be grateful for them.

So that's another strong answer to one of the accounting interview questions.

Let's take a look at another one for you.

Describe a time when you made a mistake of work.

So the important thing here is honesty.

You put your hand up when you've made a mistake.

You know, you admit your error, you put it right, and then you look to improve so it doesn't happen again.

So here's my sample response to the interview question.

Describe a time when you made a mistake of work.

Here we go.

To be truthful, I very rarely make mistakes at work.

However there were.

There was one particular time in my early days whilst working in an admin role where I did make a mistake that affected the team.

I'd failed to spot an error in an important document that was due to be published the following day, and thankfully, another member of the team spotted it.

I felt really bad as I'd let my work colleagues down.

I immediately put my hand up apologize, and I informed my line manager of the mistakes I've made and then set about making improvements to the way I work to prevent it from happening again.

I'm pleased to say I've never made the same mistake since.

If you ever make a mistake, I believe it's very important to own up.

Be honest, apologize, put it right and then make improvements so it never happens again.

So if you were interviewing someone, you ask them that question and they came back with that response, I would imagine you would be impressed.

I would be because they are demonstrated integrity, honesty, and they are looking to continually improve.

So the danger without that type of interview question is that you can, you know, you can run the risk of saying I never, ever make any mistakes.

We all do.

But it's what you do that's important.

And that's what that question is trying to assess.

Okay, next question.

How would you do with an irate clients or customers?

So if you're gonna work in an accounting role, then you're gonna have to do with our rate clients and customers.

So I believe this is the perfect answer to that question.

How would you deal with an irate clients or customer?

Here we go.

In a previous admin related role, I was required to often deal with difficult and alright customers, and it didn't determine it all from doing my job properly.

Now the important thing to remember in accounting rolls is that the client often gets confused or frustrated.

You should never take it personally, and you should also have the maturity and the skills to even defuse.

The situation will provide them with some suitable information that will help them see things more positively whenever dealing with difficult or alright clients.

You have to remember they are paying for a service.

And while Sister's not mean, you have to take abuse, you should not take their comments personally, and you have to focus on the job in hand.

I believe if you build positive relationships with clients, they are less likely to become irate.

So that's a strong answer to that question.

Let's take a look at Nevel.

Tell me about the time when you showed extraordinary attention to details or gain in accounting rolls.

You have to have really good attention to detail.

Let's have a look at the answer to this question.

Only a few months ago, I was assigned to work on a data collection task whereby I have to work through 180 pages of a four sheets of paper to locate just two lines of information on these were needed by my line manager for an important time sensitive project.

I have to meticulously work through the sheets hand by hand.

Until I located the information.

Of course, I couldn't make a mistake on the sheets, had to be checked carefully to save having to go back over them a second time.

After six days of checking, I finally found the information.

It was needed much the relief of my manager.

I believe attention to detail is one of my strong points, and I could be relied upon to carry out this type of work professionally on diligently.

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