Accounting departments are a key point of contact for both a company's customers and suppliers. This unit examines how to make the best of these relationships.
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Relationships are important in every aspect of your life, and this is equally true for those working in the accounting profession.
The accounting department is a key point of contact for both a company's customers and suppliers and as such the staff employed in the department must know how to deal with people in a variety of situations. In this article we will examine how these staff should behave…
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The company withheld payment as they were not satisfied with the quality of the goods delivered.
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The accounting department is vital to the success of a company.
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All reports must be filed in a timely manner.
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- Which do you think are more important to a company's success - internal relationships or external relationships? Why?
- Which other external relationships are important for an accounts department?
