Dear Accountants,
Last week, one of our vendors sent an email challenging the WHT deduction on his invoice. Even though the transaction seemed straight forward to me and didn’t quite expect any challenge from the vendor, he insisted we were wrong.
Last week, one of our vendors sent an email challenging the WHT deduction on his invoice. Even though the transaction seemed straight forward to me and didn’t quite expect any challenge from the vendor, he insisted we were wrong.
I asked my payable accountant to respond and explain why the deduction was right. He did but the vendor countered his argument in another email. The Accountant then responded again with a simple analogy and so the matter was laid to rest.
Minutes after he sent the final email to this vendor, he came to me and said “I think this knowledge that will so often take for granted is not so common after all”
There’s someone reading this post that feels he/she is not adding value at work. You see, you are adding value,
There’s someone reading this post that feels he/she is not adding value at work. You see, you are adding value,
you have just gotten used to it that what you do doesn’t look so technical again. You are skillful and you need to acknowledge this fact so you can confidently apply these skills.
If peradventure you identify a skill gap, take an online course and bridge the gap.
If peradventure you identify a skill gap, take an online course and bridge the gap.
