A degree in accounting, taxation, finance, or business administration is certainly the first item we check off when reviewing a professional’s application. Plus, a record of accuracy, distinctive service and dedication. They all count.

But we are not an accounting firm that’s solely about sharp pencils and tax codes.

What makes a candidate’s credentials leap off the page is forward thinking. An ability to look beyond our clients’ immediate needs to their future growth, prosperity and wealth-building goals. That, more than anything else, is where Mahoney Sabol is headed. Our accounting professionals should be, too.

At the same time, a nose-to-the-grindstone attitude is definitely not our style 365 days per year. Yes, tax season and other busy periods require everyone to pull two oars. But while we like hard work, we also like our clients. In our line of business, that really matters. It makes our firm a fun place to be as well as a great place to build your career.

Meet our ideal candidate.
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Ideally, you have high ideals. A healthy work ethic about business, integrity, achievement and long-range success is one of our most important requirements.

You’re a thinker and a planner. High intelligence and business sense are equally valued here.

Preferably with Big Four experience. If you’ve worked in one of the top four accounting firms in the country, so much the better. That’s where many of us got our start. And while we are convinced that smaller is better, getting your feet wet with a big firm increases your chances with ours.

Someone who engages people. An outgoing personality is an asset in a line of work where our clients — entrepreneurs, corporate executives, small business owners and individual investors— are, after all, people. We enjoy an open, warm rapport with our clients.

A professional who knows. A solid understanding of the basics in accounting should go without saying, but we’ll say it anyway.

And learns. No one is ever too knowledgeable or experienced to learn. We approach our profession with humility as well as pride.