Accounting in the Recession

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"In 1989, a large problem facing many accounting firms and coporations was the hiring of qualified graduates for entry level accounting positions. At that time, the problem was magnified because of a decrease in the number of accounting majors.. Accordingly, many firms spent a great deal of time and money recruiting what students there were by on-campus interviews and second interviews at the firm's office, as well as by inviting the prospective candidates to company functions. Many firms established recruiting departments comprised of professionally trained staff charged with the responsibility of hiring entry-level accountants. Today, however, this picture has changed, and this research will concern itself with the changes that have been bought about by the current recession, as well as with where the accounting field is headed."

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