Accounts Receivables/Credit Control Assistant
Lancashire, Leyland
Accounts Receivables/Credit Control Assistant
Lancashire, Leyland
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Start your job searchCREDIT CONTROL/ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE ASSISTANT - Fantastic opportunity in an International organisation!
Brand new opportunity for a really hungry and ambitious candidate who has exceptional customer service skills and wants to move in to a Credit Control/Accounts Receivable role wtihin a close-knit, team orientated finance team.
Working for the Head of Department of one of the worlds leading retail businesses, you'll be exposed to all of the below on a daily basis:
- Building strong relationships with customers
- Working at a fast pace in a high growth organisation
- Assisting in all areas of credit control including ensuring all payments are received in a timely manner
- Using your strong Excel skills to ensure all reconciliations are completed, and management information is gathered
- Using your great attention to detail to ensure that all spreadhseets relating to your customer portfolio are maintained
Fantastic training and development provided, and a real opportunity to progress. If you'd like to hear more about this, please send me your CV and we can talk through this role in more detail.
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