You work in accounts and have invested 3-4 years. Now, you're qualified.
The dust has settled after the busy season, and for the first time in a while, you've got space to think.
You're ticking boxes, filing compliance work, sick of time sheets and wondering - is this it?
You want to be an advisor - the kind of accountant who actually helps businesses make better decisions rather than just telling them what they owe HMRC.
If that sounds familiar to you, read on...
I'm working with a high-performing independent accountancy firm.
They're not a corporate machine churning through tax returns- they're a small, close-knit team that works directly with clients and offers proper advisory services.
They're looking for a Client Relationship Manager to take a step up and take ownership of a portfolio.
Yes, there's compliance work, but the real goal here is to develop you into an exceptional accountant and advisor. Someone who truly understands their client's businesses and helps them grow!
Oh, and the best bit is that the role is remote, there are no time sheets, and it pays up to £50,000pa.
If you'd like to find out more, let's chat!