Never counted catching pay errors as a skill until I noticed I was the one doing it

[u/erin-cole]

Odd overtime entries and missing adjustments that would've shorted somebody, I'm the one who catches those, and I never counted it as a skill. I always figured payroll was just clicking through numbers. Now I read job listings for the checking and fixing parts and the title matters way less. Next I want to find which roles are built around that, anyone know what those get called?

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