Entry requirements: A relevant degree typically, and a recognised accountancy or corporate finance qualification from a professional accountancy body, such as the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, or the ACCA.
Experts also point out that corporate credits with strict qualifications are rarely used (the case so far in Maryland), while loosely defined credits yield low returns because "businesses label things how they want to," said David Osborne, author of "Reinventing Government" and a former advisor to several governors and former Vice President Al Gore.
The thing is, the glass ceiling – as defined by the Federal Glass Ceiling Commission in 1995 – is "the unseen, yet unbreakable barrier that keeps minorities and women from rising to the upper rungs of the corporate ladder, regardless of their qualifications or achievements".
Parliament's corporate offices have issued a pre-qualification questionnaire, which potential bidders must pass by illustrating their experience and expertise, for two contracts.
And whereas in the military, superiors promote for work done well, in corporate America managers may privilege personality over professional qualifications when deciding on hires or promotions, passing over the best candidate as a result.
If they felt that way, they would be expressing the view that their own professional qualifications had little value, and that any corporate executive could fill the positions they now hold.
Education Secretary pick Betsy DeVos's primarily qualification is that she is an extremist, corporate libertarian ideologue.
They pad CVs with corporate management diplomas, business degrees and an array of professional qualifications.
This paper adds to this line of research by discussing whether individual auditors' qualification to be a chartered tax consultant is related to corporate effective tax rates.
