Auditors
Auditors analyze the financial date of institutions to assist in processes, decisions and regulation compliance.
If you are good with numbers, have a mind for business and are detail oriented, you would probably make a good auditor. Auditors analyze accounting records of institutions and determine their financial status. They also prepare financial reports.
As auditors analyze financial data they check for deficient controls, duplicated efforts, fraud, extravagance and anything that goes against laws, policies and regulations.
Some duties of auditors include preparing reports, supervising auditing processes, reporting to management, recommending changes in financial operations and analyze things like material assets, net worth, liabilities, capital stock, income, expenditures and surplus.
Auditors are usually good critical thinkers, speakers, listeners, mathematicians and coordinators. They have a working knowledge of economics, accounting, math, management and computers. Knowledge of these topics will be gained through a bachelor’s degree program.
Job opportunities for auditors are expected to increase quickly. The average hourly wage for people with this career is about $28 and the average annual income is about $59,000.