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Accounts Receivable Supervisor Reviews
What is it like working as an Accounts Receivable Supervisor?
June 2016
Slightly Stressful but Good Challenge.
Accounts Receivable Supervisor:
Pros: I appreciate that my team comes to me for advice, I am a go to person. People in the company know me as a fighter, go getter, shark.
Cons: Pay. Not enough. Not able to work from home instead of coming in,
I would be able to get more done. Sometimes frustrated when one on my employees mistakes it made and it makes me look bad.
August 2019
Traffic is horrible.
Accounts Receivable Supervisor in Atlanta:
Pros: I like being part of a growing company
Cons: Traffic
August 2014
Problem solutions.
Accounts Receivable Supervisor:
Pros: Handling way to capture on how to save money and having accurate billing.
Cons: Not having fellow employees taking owership.
February 2015
Demanding, travelling, auditing, accountability, overwelming.
Accounts Receivable Supervisor:
Pros: The people I work with. The flexibility for family.
Cons: The lack of communication, acknowledgement of good job.
March 2015
Past Professional Starting Over.
Accounts Receivable Supervisor:
This is a great environment for a past professional who took years out of the workforce to start again while still being close to family. Opportunity to prove yourself.
November 2015
Low entry pay.
Accounts Receivable Supervisor:
Longevity pays best.
December 2015
CORPORATE CULTURE.
Accounts Receivable Supervisor:
Pros: THE GROUP I WORK WITH, THE COMPANY'S CULTURE, OFFICE.
CONDITIONS & FLEXIBILTY.
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