Quickbooks test for screening A/R job applicants?

Posted by Bill Taylor on September 1, 2008, 11:30 pm

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Has anyone devised a brief test to screen for QB competence in a job
prospect? My A/R tends to be rather complex: sales orders, sales
receipts, deposits, partial payments, credits, adjustments, sales tax,
multiple payers, multiple non-inv items, freight costs, etc.
My payroll is contracted, A/P relatively straightforward. We don't use
job costing, maybe I would like to.....

The last time I hired, the basics were easy, but the transition to the
actual way I conduct business proved to be a problem; cash balance is a
mess every month. Sales tax is never right.

Help.

BT

Posted by brandon.barons@gmail.com on September 2, 2008, 8:39 pm

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> Has anyone devised a brief test to screen for QB competence in a job

> prospect? =A0My A/R tends to be rather complex: =A0sales orders, sales

> receipts, deposits, partial payments, credits, adjustments, sales tax,

> multiple payers, multiple non-inv items, freight costs, etc.

> My payroll is contracted, A/P relatively straightforward. =A0We don't use

> job costing, maybe I would like to.....

> The last time I hired, the basics were easy, but the transition to the

> actual way I conduct business proved to be a problem; cash balance is a

> mess every month. =A0Sales tax is never right.

> Help.

> BT

We have several tests available to us through the The Sleeter
Group...one of which being a skills assessment designed for QuickBooks
Bookkeepers. It sounds like what you are looking for, you can
purchase this directly from The Sleeter Group, or you can go through
us...feel free to contact me for more information.

Brandon Morris
Barons', Inc.
brandon@baronsinc.com
479-641-1055 (office)
479-880-6762 (mobile)

Posted by aps on September 3, 2008, 9:59 am

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>Has anyone devised a brief test to screen for QB competence in a job

>prospect? My A/R tends to be rather complex: sales orders, sales

>receipts, deposits, partial payments, credits, adjustments, sales tax,

>multiple payers, multiple non-inv items, freight costs, etc.

>My payroll is contracted, A/P relatively straightforward. We don't use

>job costing, maybe I would like to.....

>The last time I hired, the basics were easy, but the transition to the

>actual way I conduct business proved to be a problem; cash balance is a

>mess every month. Sales tax is never right.

>Help.

>BT

There are many QB tests online. Check them out.