Accountants can ask their price, poll confirms
The latest accountant salary poll reveals part qualified accountants receive much higher salaries than they expect
The latest accountant salary poll reveals part qualified accountants receive much higher salaries than they expect
Almost one-third of part qualified accountants are earning from £22,000 to
£24,000 in their first job, compared with almost nine in 10 expecting to be
offered less than £22,000, according to the latest poll by internet jobs board
justaccountancyjobs.com.
Strong demand for accountancy candidates has put part qualified accountants
in a powerful negotiating position – a majority of 61% was able to raise their
original offer, compared with 29% who were not. Newly qualified accountants
fared better – 67% of whom were able to get a better deal, against 29% who could
not.
‘The best accountancy candidates are in hot demand and many have more
negotiating power than they think,’ Richard Perrott, justaccountancyjobs.com
chief consultant, told ICAEW’s official publication
Accountancy
Magazine.
‘Part-and newly qualified accountants with the right skill sets are capable
of commanding much better packages than they realise.’
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