A Day In The Life Of A Senior Analyst SEC Reporting At A Fortune 100 Technology Company
A senior analyst in SEC reporting at a Fortune 100 tech company spends much of the day "reading" about and assessing new accounting standards, which then requires "a lot of collaboration" and self-education to prepare for implementation. The role involves many meetings, highlighting the importance of communication and teamwork in navigating the complexities of SEC reporting.
Accounting Standards, Financial Reporting, Collaboration, Continuous Learning, Regulatory Compliance
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Allek Surratt
Senior Analyst, SEC Reporting
Fortune 100 Technology Company
Howard University
Wake Forest - MS in Accountancy
Accounting
Technology
Finance
HBCU Grad, Honors Student, Scholarship Recipient, Pell Grant Recipient, Took Out Loans, Worked 20+ Hours in School, First Generation College Student
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1. Involves a significant amount of reading, likely to stay updated on industry news, regulations, and company performance.
2. Includes frequent meetings for collaboration, discussion of new accounting standards, and problem-solving.
3. Requires continuous self-learning and adaptation to new accounting standards and evolving circumstances.
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What does a day in the life of a senior analyst in SEC reporting look like?
It can vary depending on the scale of the company. What's always consistent, though, is a lot of reading and a lot of meetings.
There are new accounting standards that require assessment, understanding, and sometimes implementation. This requires a lot of collaboration and self-teaching to prepare for different circumstances.