Deliverable Length: 350–500 words ScenarioYou were recently promoted to a senior accountant’s position, and part of your job requirements will be to train the new accounting clerks. As part of your first task, you are asked to explain the different types of users of financial statements and what type of source documents accountants might use to enter financial information.Using your textbook, the library, the Internet, or any other available materials, explain the different types of users of financial statements. The following questions must be answered in the report to receive full credit:What types of users can be found reviewing the financial statements? Be specific with your answers, include detail, and give examples.What types of decisions might these users need to make?What are some source documents that accountants may need to enter financial information?

Read the case study: Should a Female Director “Tone It Down”? Review the PPT Case Study Supplemental Notes Consider these questions: How much of the problem that Sarah is encountering can we ascribe to gender bias? Does the organization hold her to a different set of behavior standards because she is a woman? What are her options for being effective, given this possible bias? Has Sarah’s personal style had a role in creating the situation she faces?  If so, what role? What options does she have for repairing her relationships with the board and the management team?  Should she “tone it down” or “stick to her guns”?  What should Sarah do now?