Can't quite put my finger on it, but I sense a problem here.
Took me a couple of times, but I finally learned my lesson. The average shelf life of a small company controller is 18-24 months. Once management thinks you've got the accounting system back in good condition, they "decide to go in a different direction." IOW, they can hire a newbie out of college, and go cheap for 2-3 years. Lather, rinse, repeat.
I work with such things, and am sure my knowledge is the only reason I have a job. I only share small bits of it with others so they can make my job easier/minimize the demands on my time.