r/Accounting: Primarily for accountants and aspiring accountants to learn about and discuss their career choice. Advice and questions welcome.

Most of your accounting classes don’t actually mean much. Focus on mastering financial accounting, or tax (if that’s your specialty). Get the foundations down but don’t worry so much …

The company involved too many people from other areas of accounting in the reporting process and it created a ton of inefficiencies. The auditors were also morons (though I knew from my …

I put accounting hours and candidate accounting hours as the number of credits I took of accounting & business courses. I put the same number for both questions and my application …

Oct 18, 2023 · Hi there, I’m a dual major in accounting and finance currently in my third year. I work full time as a PA right now and my previous experience was IB/hedge fund type work in …

Public accounting really sucks unless you're at one of those rare, mythical firms that have a reasonable cap on hours during busy season. Industry jobs can suck just as bad but on …

Mar 8, 2024 · I knew nothing about money or finances before studying accounting. It's changed how I see the world, and it's helped me to grow both personally and professionally.

When I tutored for intro to accounting in college, I got a lot of non-accounting business majors who had to take it bc it's a hard class, and a few who hadn't declared an emphasis would be …

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The fact that you've got a two year degree might be part of the problem. Most entry level "accounting" positions are looking for a four year degree. You might do better looking for AP …