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Resume writing. What can I put instead of “counting money”?
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brian
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Resume Writing HELP
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Sep 19th, 2010
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Hi. I am writing my resume and I don’t have any job experience. So I want to put this volunteer work I did at church for about 5 years. I was assistant treasurer, counted the money to see if everything matched with what the papers said.. and also prepared deposit slips and deposited money on bank. How can I state this on my resume to sound professionally?
Is it good idea to put this? I thought of it because I have no experience and because this shows that I am trustable, because I handled church money.
Thank You.
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“Verified deposits and prepared deposit slips” sound professional and
“Reconciled financial records”
Petty Cash Reconciliation.
I think it is a good idea to put it down. I think you can write it as “accurately maintained cash drawer, responsible for accounting and prepared cash deposits”. If possible I would include your title of assisstant treasurer.
XYZ Church
Assistant Treasurer
* Responsible for accurate and timely accounting and auditing of weekly collections.
* Researched and resolved any discrepancies.
* Entrusted with cash donations and bank deposits for the church.
* Assisted the Treasurer with financial reporting and special projects.
I would look up Cashier job description from a job site to get an idea.