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  1. scavenger
    someone who collects things discarded by others
    Employees compete for Visa gift cards and other prizes in scavenger hunts or trivia contests, such as "Are You Smarter Than an Intern?" styled on the TV game show "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?"
  2. subsidize
    support, as through grants or other funds
    Tuition reimbursement for certified public accounting exam review courses or advanced degrees are common, although many employers require a B-grade or higher and may claw back payments to those who leave the firm that subsidized their education within two or three years of completion.
  3. camaraderie
    the quality of affording easy familiarity and sociability
    "It's a nice break [and] good for camaraderie.
  4. engender
    call forth
    If you love numbers, don't mind a slog and can engender trust, tax accounting might be the career for you.
  5. novice
    someone new to a field or activity
    Novices typically face a steep learning curve when it comes to managing the work flow that rolls in from higher-ups.
  6. myriad
    a large indefinite number
    While an increasing number of new grads opt for jobs in internal corporate tax departments, most pursue jobs at public accounting firms, since the training, experience and exposure to different industries and specialties can open a myriad of options.
  7. incentive
    a positive motivational influence
    Tax directors, senior-level positions at public accounting firms, start at average annual salaries of $84,250 to $160,750, depending on the size of the firm, plus bonuses and incentives, according to the guide.
  8. relentless
    never-ceasing
    The Worst Part of the Job

    Tax season's relentless deadlines and long hours can take a toll.
  9. broker
    a businessman who buys or sells for another
    They may also be brokered through recruiters for firms looking for a partner or a book of business from a seasoned professional, according to David Bell, a regional vice president in Minneapolis for staffing firm the Mergis Group, a division of Ft.
  10. advancement
    the act of moving forward (as toward a goal)
    Becoming a CPA is vital for advancement at a public accounting firm.
  11. equity
    the quality of being fair, reasonable, or impartial
    If a tax accountant has his own firm, said Bell, "the only reason he's going to merge with another firm is to get more equity or make a lot of money."
  12. vital
    performing an essential function in the living body
    Becoming a CPA is vital for advancement at a public accounting firm.
  13. candidate
    someone who is considered for something
    The Hiring Picture

    Employers actively recruit entry-level candidates from college campuses, and recruiters often start calling after professionals have a year or two on the job.
Created on Sun Feb 12 22:53:47 EST 2012

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