[New Release] Get a Quick Overview of Your Business in Just 3 Minutes a Day...'1 Day 3 Minutes 1 Accounting'

[Asia Economy Reporter Ji-hwan Park] Financial statements are, so to speak, a "health certificate of a company," containing information about a company's financial soundness, cash flow, operational capability, and growth potential. For businessmen, they serve as a vivid management textbook, and for investors, they act as a compass.

The authors of two accounting books, This Is Practical Accounting and I Almost Worked Without Knowing Accounting!, have long pondered over accounting learning methods that won't be forgotten once learned. The answer they found is illustrations. In this book, every page you turn has text on the left and illustrations on the right. For those unfamiliar with accounting expressions, financial statements, which are expressed only as numerical results, can inevitably be difficult and abstract.

“3 Minutes a Day, 1 Accounting Lesson” explains step-by-step with illustrations the situations where accounting issues arise such as sales, expenses, and liabilities, the flow of accounting thinking, and accounting treatment methods. Following the illustrations that break down the process leading to financial statements naturally helps readers develop accounting thinking in their minds.

By providing concrete explanations with examples and then showing cases from various companies such as Market Kurly, Yanolja, Zigbang, Socar, and Coupang, the book is structured so that readers can naturally grasp how the accounting knowledge they learned is applied in actual corporate accounting, how it appears in financial statements, and what it means.

This book compresses one topic into one page of text and one page of illustration. It only takes 3 minutes to fully read one topic.

A brief moment before going to bed, a brief moment while riding the subway, a brief moment while waiting for cup noodles to be ready.

Just like dripping water wears away a stone, accumulating 3 minutes a day will soon lead you to see yourself mastering accounting.