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• Registered a company that I'm not using: file accounts? May 2, 2024
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• Should I become an accountant or should I pursue a different career path? May 2, 2024
  I am a rising sophomore in college with no idea what to major in. All I know is that I want to make at least $50k when I graduate (ideally more though). I am logical and analytical but not good enough at math or CS to complete an entire major in them. I don't want […]
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• Controller at a brewery…sounds sweet until you look at that pay May 2, 2024
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• Career Advice?? May 2, 2024
  I was working in a small public accounting firm for about 10 months and was laid off beginning of April of this year. I’ve been on job interviews since then but a lot of firms are only hiring candidates that are cpa eligible. I am currently sitting at 132 credits from college. Not sure if […]
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• Unemployed - Senior Accountant May 2, 2024
  Hey, I have applied to over 300 jobs in Nashville. TN, and still have not landed a job after being laid off in March. I have talked to at least over 50 recruiters. I just went to a second interview on Tuesday with a company that did not hire me because I did not have […]
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• Highest Paying industries/roles for exit opps? Post qualification/big 4 Audit May 2, 2024
  What are the highest paying roles/industries for exit opportunities after around 3 years of big experience post qualification? For reference, I'm a first year associate currently in discussions with my resourcing manager on my industry preferences for which clients I'll be booked on throughout the next year. Would like to get some insight from people […]
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• Who are you more afraid of entering a client conference room where you're working alone: The client's CFO or a bear? May 2, 2024
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• Everyone is Easily Replaceable May 2, 2024
  One thing that I learned today which helps me put work into perspective - you can be replaced very easily. I put in my notice last week and today, I was informed that they already found someone to replace me. I gave them 3 weeks notice (even though I’m only required to give 2) because […]
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• Got demoted May 2, 2024
  I was working as a staff accountant until yesterday when my boss told me they just didn't have the time to finish training. So basically they said I needed to leave. Thankfully they mentioned that the accounts payable person left and I negotiated for their job at a lower pay. I regret working in accounting. […]
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• Offered a CFO role at a small company, take it? May 2, 2024
  I’m currently the associate director at a large nonprofit (Net assets $700M); I report to the VP/controller and there’s a CFO. I manage the core accounting team. I have my CPA license. On the side, I help a startup nonprofit company with their books. They pay me by the hour. I started with them back […]
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• Accounting: The Unoffical Carreer for Hardworking Kids Trying to Escape the Cycle of Poverty (?) May 2, 2024
  Has any body noticed that Accounting seems to be where all of the people who grew up in poverty but wanted a better life for themselves tend to accumulate. As one of these people myself, why do you thnk this is? Is it the fairly low cost of entry and high capacity for growth? Or […]
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• Audit vs Assurance May 2, 2024
  Can someone help me understand the difference between these 2 practices. I’ve done some research on google but they seem very similar. submitted by /u/Suspicious_Dust_6939 [link] [comments]
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• Manager updating her LinkedIn May 2, 2024
  Sooo I heard from a colleague that my manager asked for help updating her LinkedIn. Should I take this as a sign that she wants to leave? That’s what people use LinkedIn for right? To look for new jobs? 🤣😭 submitted by /u/Ok-Relationship1393 [link] [comments]
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• "Bitcoin Jesus" Roger Ver Arrested on Charges of Tax Fraud May 2, 2024
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• When should you leave big 4? Senior or manager? May 2, 2024
  I’m a CPA, about to be promoted to senior. I know I could be making more money industry. I always said I’d get to manager and leave but this busy season was rough and I’m not sure if I want to tough it out until manager anymore. But obviously if it’s better for my career […]
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• Would you still be an accountant if you could redo life? May 2, 2024
  Hello question is pretty straight forward. I’m a High School senior desperately trying to figure out what he wants to do for the rest of his life, before college deadline of May 15th hits me in the face. I have given accounting a serious thought, not because I have any experience, but because I heard […]
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• Being put on a PIP May 2, 2024
  I have a meeting in two days that I know is going to tell me I'm going to be put on a PIP. I'm a new grad and have only worked this job for four months (I did do an internship where they only gave me the bare minimum work). I know I made mistakes […]
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• My summer Internship got rescinded… May 2, 2024
  Back in June 2023 i received an offer from 2/4 of the big 4 accounting firms for summer 2024 internships. My cumulative gpa was a 3.01 at the time. My accounting gpa was a 3.6 Well, I had a rough fall semester and my cumulative GPA fell to a 2.998. Accounting GPA stayed the same. […]
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• 1 on 1 Lunch with retiring CFO, what should I ask? May 1, 2024
  I’m 30 years old, senior accountant at 200 mil PE company. Our CFO is retiring within the month and he’s always been a very approachable/ open door type of guy, so I asked him to sit down sometime before he goes so we can talk about my career. I just want his take on what […]
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• Why don't tax accountants use surge pricing? May 1, 2024
  Seems like it would make sense to offer better rates during slow times of the year and higher rates during busy times of the year? submitted by /u/YellowMoonCow [link] [comments]
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