Logical. Curious. Dependable. These three words are the framework for my summary. These three words will give you a deeper understanding about me. After all, that is why you are here. So, let's dive a little deeper.My work experience and study of programming has taught me that sound logic is a valuable skill. Seeing everything from a larger perspective and knowing what impact a small change can have is an important mindset to keep. How do the receivables impact the payables? Would the migration to one system benefit the financial team but encumber operations? Is it better to use company specific policies or stick to industry best practices? An employee asking these types of insightful questions could be beneficial to any company.Was curious the most interesting choice you read of the three? When I thought of the best way to describe myself, I found curious to be both true and unique. I love learning how and why things work the way they do. I like to discover, question, and replicate results and processes. I am open to changes to see if they are better, but I am able to accept that they may be fine just the way they are. Either way, I just want to seek out the facts and be more knowledgeable.Finally, I feel that I am always one of the most dependable people on the team. If someone has a problem, I want to be that person to deliver an answer; even if that solution doesn't come from me. When I am issued a task, my team can trust that I will meet any deadlines or milestones needed. I am punctual, predictable, and productive. Though I would rather be discussing this in person, over a hot coffee, I hope this summary has at least given you a better understanding of me. Feel free to add me as a connection or shoot me an email if you would like to get in contact.
Listed skills include Accounts Payable, Analysis, Invoicing, Time Management, and 43 others.