Friday, November 17, 2006

In Demand in the Garden State

Given it's proximity to New York and Philadelphia, and its being home to a goodly number of financial, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, it's no real surprise that New Jersey is in need of accountants. Writes Yvonne Darling in the local business newspaper NJBiz:

Michael H. Karu, a certified public accountant at Levine, Jacobs & Co. in Livingston, says accounting jobs often appeal to those looking for steady employment, but they often trail other jobs in initial appeal.

"It’s not glamorous nor is it a way to instant riches. Conversely, have you ever seen an accountant on a breadline?" he said.

Good point. Meantime, Rothstein Kass in Roseland, N.J., says it's hired 120 recent accounting graduates this year alone.

Have You Ever Seen an Accountant on a Breadline? [NJBiz]

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