Emma - The Sleep Company
2022 Accounts Receivable Intern
Philippines
Opportunity expired
Opportunity details
- Internship, Clerkship or Placement
- PHP 240,000 - 400,000 / Year
Responsibilities
- You will research in-depth business process and customer account issues with the objective of reaching resolutions that meet or exceed objectives.
- You are responsible for the accuracy of the accounts receivable ledger and collections, resolving customer billing problems, and ensuring any aged debtors are followed up in a timely manner.
- You will ensure completeness and accuracy of accounting entries by performing reconciliation of customer invoices between the source and accounting system.
- You will handle other responsibilities deemed necessary by the team.
Qualifications
- You are currently studying or completing a Bachelor’s Degree in Accountancy or its equivalent.
- You have excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- You are knowledgeable in MS Office.
- You have a strong sense of ownership and initiative.
- You are strongly affine to critical thinking, hands-on execution, problem-solving, and result-orientation.
About the employer
Emma - The Sleep Company
4.3
500 - 1,000 employees
Retail & Consumer Goods
With over 1,300 Emmies globally, we're on a mission to lead, disrupt, and reinvent the sleep industry, emerging as the #1 Global Sleep Brand.
Pros and cons of working at Emma - The Sleep Company
Pros
Flexible work set-up, great people and environment, opportunities for growth, decent pay, non-hierarchal structure
The people and the overall system of the company is very encouraging of each employee's career and holistic growth
The best thing about working at Emma is that they involve me and my opinions about the practices and work of my team. I also love how collaborative the people in Emma are.
The full ownership that we have over our topics — Emma empowers its employees to run and fly with their ideas while providing the safeguards of a stable company.
Great ownership, ways to grow and you really feel the impact of your work
Cons
Not for those that want a relaxed workplace. Structures can change on a quarterly basis depending on market needs
I think the balancing of time and output
The learning curve can be quite steep.
It's a lot of work if you're not ready for it, but you get a lot of support, just be prepared
Constant changes that may sometimes be unnecessary