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Readiness checklist
Use "Score each row honestly on a 1-5" to say what you would do next.
Step 1 of 4
Score each row honestly on a 1-5: 5 means you could teach it cold, 3 means you can recall it but would wobble under a follow-up, 1 means you'd freeze. Anything below 4 is a study target. The bar for this role is teaching, not recognition.
Treat the rubric as a gap finder, not a score to admire. Mark the weakest proof, turn it into one practice rep and keep the artifact you would show an interviewer.
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Capability
- Capability
- ASC 606The US revenue-recognition standard; cited as the canonical judgment-heavy accounting work to keep human-led rather than hand to an agent, because facts and circumstances vary deal to deal. Press Enter for the full definition.
- What 'ready' looks like
- Five steps with the usage wrinkle on each; right-to-invoice expedient and its limits
- Self-score
- __ / 5
- Capability
- Order-to-Cash
- What 'ready' looks like
- Every stage with its system of record, drawn from memory
- Self-score
- __ / 5
- Capability
- Record-to-Report
- What 'ready' looks like
- Subledger → GL → close → consolidation → reporting, with the close cutoff logic
- Self-score
- __ / 5
- Capability
- Usage billing
- What 'ready' looks like
- Metering → rating → entitlement → invoice → true-up, with rev-rec implications
- Self-score
- __ / 5
- Capability
- Subledger
- What 'ready' looks like
- Why the GL alone fails and what re-allocates on a contract modification
- Self-score
- __ / 5
| Capability | What 'ready' looks like | Self-score |
|---|---|---|
| ASC 606The US revenue-recognition standard; cited as the canonical judgment-heavy accounting work to keep human-led rather than hand to an agent, because facts and circumstances vary deal to deal. Press Enter for the full definition. | Five steps with the usage wrinkle on each; right-to-invoice expedient and its limits | __ / 5 |
| Order-to-Cash | Every stage with its system of record, drawn from memory | __ / 5 |
| Record-to-Report | Subledger → GL → close → consolidation → reporting, with the close cutoff logic | __ / 5 |
| Usage billing | Metering → rating → entitlement → invoice → true-up, with rev-rec implications | __ / 5 |
| Subledger | Why the GL alone fails and what re-allocates on a contract modification | __ / 5 |