As one of the most successful careers in the business field, accounting has recently thrived on a continually growing demand. If need for education and skill are met, the result is a rewarding and enjoyable work experience.
             Accounting is the study of how a business tracks its income and assets. It is the field in which a person is hired to perform reliably accurate and useful calculations to analyze the efficiency of a business. It is a field that has a high ladder and relies on many skills.
             It has been a common practice for a long time in the world's history. The first published accounting work was released in 1494 by the Venetian monk Luca Pacioli. He emphasized key ideas and principles that closely reflect accounting techniques today. It gained a large importance centuries later when large corporations and industries formed needing to maximize their efficiency. However, in the 20th century the rapid increase in technology automated much of the task of bookkeeping and required less people involved in the field. Modern accountants rely on the user-friendly and reliable interface of spreadsheet programs. Spreadsheet programs utilize a user-friendly interface to collect large amounts of data (numbers, equations, etc) and instantaneously calculate changes made in it. Such wonders, impossible half a century ago, have made life for accountants much easier.
             As mentioned earlier, accounting has a high ladder of success. Among all of the different positions the managerial position is by far the most rewarding. Managers must be prepared to make important decisions and keep up-to-date records which are supplied by their specialized employees. With the exception of management, every other position has very specific and straightforward responsibility. Auditors check accounting ledgers and financial statements within corporations and government for consistency and accuracy. Budget analysts are responsible
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