More than ever in my thirty years of counseling tax professional careers, I have recently interacted with numerous tax executives who have been given bad advice while searching for a tax job. There are many trap doors that prevent tax professionals from getting through the front door of a corporate tax department, a public accounting firm or a law firm in the first place. Having been in the trenches placing thousands of tax professionals during my career, and experiencing these trap doors firsthand, you need to know what they are in order to navigate your search for the best tax jobs! This post is the first of a series I will write on “The Art of Searching For A Tax Job – Know The Trap Doors.” Follow my expert advice and you will be far ahead of competitors for tax jobs.

Allow me to outline the topics in this series so you will continue to follow these important posts:

Resume Writing Is An Art – You Need An Online Profile

How To Build A Professional Summary Online

Tax Jobs – Learn Why They Rarely Make It to You

Reasons A Company May Not Respond To Your Resume

Creating A Plan Of Action That Increases Your Opportunities

How To Contact Hiring Authorities And Get Results

Art Of Interviewing – Here Is How To Prepare

What To Wear To An Interview – Video Interview Or In Person

Types Of Interviews You Need To Be Prepared For

List of Biggest Trap Doors Interviewing

How To Follow Up After An Interview – Template Thank You Letter

What You Should Know About Reference Checks

How To Discussion On Compensation

Proper Protocol When An Offer Is Made

Stay tuned and watch my upcoming series on The Art of Searching For A Tax Job – Know The Trap Doors.

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