An increase in AP (larger than normal) could be an indicator of cash flow issues, showing the company is struggling making payments to suppliers. It's also based on company's policy to do it so for an increased cash flow (since cash flow is a stronger indicator than profit). A cash inflow is a strong indicator of how liquid a company is, shows the company has enough money paying the operating expenses and also shows it can grow without needing (much) external financing to do it so. That's why the question 2 is tricky because you can't tell whether its good or bad unless you analyze the balance sheet and apply some ratios for a better understanding and conclusions.
Hi Good Evening mem Have 2 +years of experience in accounts payable still iam not getting any interview call some guys are saying now the US market is very dull that is the reason you will not get any calls can you explain how many days we are facing this problem and voice any solution tq mem
I wish I had a good answer for you. Let me try. One of the things I find distressing about the job market, is the really poor way some recruiters treat applicants, never telling them they didn't get the job - just leaving them wondering. I cannot tell you how many times I have heard this from folks. That being said, the problem is more pronounced with those with less experience. None of this makes the situation acceptable, just know you have lots of company. All I can suggest is that you don't give up. You will find a job, it just may take longer than you would like. Good luck.
An increase in AP (larger than normal) could be an indicator of cash flow issues, showing the company is struggling making payments to suppliers. It's also based on company's policy to do it so for an increased cash flow (since cash flow is a stronger indicator than profit).
A cash inflow is a strong indicator of how liquid a company is, shows the company has enough money paying the operating expenses and also shows it can grow without needing (much) external financing to do it so.
That's why the question 2 is tricky because you can't tell whether its good or bad unless you analyze the balance sheet and apply some ratios for a better understanding and conclusions.
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Hi Good Evening mem Have 2 +years of experience in accounts payable still iam not getting any interview call some guys are saying now the US market is very dull that is the reason you will not get any calls can you explain how many days we are facing this problem and voice any solution tq mem
I wish I had a good answer for you. Let me try. One of the things I find distressing about the job market, is the really poor way some recruiters treat applicants, never telling them they didn't get the job - just leaving them wondering. I cannot tell you how many times I have heard this from folks. That being said, the problem is more pronounced with those with less experience. None of this makes the situation acceptable, just know you have lots of company. All I can suggest is that you don't give up. You will find a job, it just may take longer than you would like. Good luck.
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