Hope you dont mind me asking, what age are you? Roughly like 21-26?

Am sorry for that some people also go through difficulties, just be patient and keep studying

He doesn't have a KZfaq channel, why is that?

hello!! This a backdoor we're talking about not some kind of extra classes, you really won't expect him to have youtubeChannel is not safe for him

I've heard a lot of good stories about this Man all over KZfaq channels can he really help

People keep talking about Dylan all over KZfaq,he must be a very awesome help.

Trust me, this will rarely happen and is rarely solely on one person. Before the tax return/accounts are finalised and signed you get another pair of eyes to review them to avoid this issue!

That's the perfect kind of anxiety an accountant needs to have

you got this!!! thank you so so much for watching and i'm so glad my advice has been useful for you - good luck for your job 💜

@@Devamsha it’s very hard to find content like this or similar KZfaqrs like you. I hope you can keep sharing your journey. I enjoy both advice and Vlog style videos.

@@love_anneliese How you making out now?

how's it going

True. Accounting is very boring and not creative.

what do u work as now

@@jraigdne I am still unemployed. I cleared one part of the CPA exam. And also have done Web design of my own payroll software using experts. But it would take more money to complete the software, therefore postponed it. Still unclear about my career and future.

What do you do now?

The jobs definitely made it worse and now have a bad habit of cracking my back!! UnREAL

Yoga focused on back pain has helped me soooo much! ​@@Devamsha

wow i love this for you! nothing to understand, you have a lifetime to find something you enjoy! good to have the PT knowledge as an accountant i think 😆

Same dude

I feel you.

My advice to my son was this: find something you are interested in, learn everything you can about it, and become really good at doing that thing. Becoming an expert on that thing will make others ask for you. I gave him that advice because I am someone who likes to try everything but feel like I’ve wasted time when my career would have taken off. I struggle to stay interested in something because I’ve allowed myself to move on too fast from one thing to another. I can’t even find a job with my psychology degree bc of zero experience. Now I’m looking into either accounting or data analyst.

Same situation...I can't take interest in one thing for so long.​@@dccd673

Passing the CPA exams is when you study hard, if you can't study or you don't have time for your studies I'd advise you get yourself a help like Mr Dylan

People keep talking about Dylan all over KZfaq, he must be a very awesome help

Yes you're correct but remember heaven helps those who help themselves, try studying if you can't study then get yourself a good help

I studied for months and couldn't pass, I guess passing is a blessing

CPA exam might seem so tough to pass but studying very hard is a very vital skill to win trust me.

Bullsh*t life’s a b*tch

Your outlook* whether* 😃

congrats on the job!!

Thank you I will add this to my list of videos!

You can do it!!!

I was researching this question and ran across your comment, before I invest my time and money getting a certificate in bookkeeping/accounting maybe you would be willing to answer my question? How hard was it to land a virtual accounting job?

@@grace9624did you get an answer?

no@@coby594

💯

Awesome! Thank you, and congrats on your offer - a huge achievement 🎉

LOVE YA 🥰 you 100% have the chops B

So glad they’re helping you!!!

You figure it out yet?

I have that struggle too

I been told to do internz

Paid internships is a great way

There are two ways to work this out. Either get experienced with your associate degree or get your bachelor’s. A Bachelor’s degree brings you to a whole new level. The courses are a lot more difficult. You definitely need to devote time and hard work to them. As a return, way more job opportunities after that!

LMAO

thank you ranveer!! lmao i'm not an actuary but love your vlogs too, far too relatable 😅

I’m trying to do the same thing if you don’t mind could you explain how you transitioned plss also congrats on the new job

@@faviht7787 Hi there Sure thing. It was difficult at first, not going to lie. The amount of work required felt overwhelming and scary even. But breaking down the work you need to do and prioritising urgent work first helps to get your workplace in order. I had to have greater attention to detail but with practice you will get the hang of it.

this is the best comment ever!!! I’m so happy it helped in any way

this is amazing, kudos! of course, drop me an email i'd love to help 😀

How you making out now?

Did you make it lol … Is it hard?

@@g59axclna I was a Big4 tax accountant and hated every minute of it. But it looks good on a resume and I was able to get a fully remote tax job in industry with a great team and way better pay than the Big4's dangle at you.

glad you enjoyed it

One note. If youre a normal person you cant really retain chunks of info. Put them in your accounting notes make sure you know what youre puting there

​@DripSeasonz,,,,

Now I'm scared of doing accounting in A Level

@@Vázquezgimenez you’re gonna let that be the reason you don’t achieve your dreams?

They're not hard. Ignore that part of the video. I don't get why people say that knowing that it will affect other people's willingness to do the exams.

Review what you can and depending on some classes the first couple of chapters will review the first class.

hi, i went down the degree route so i'm not sure if i can recommend one against the other - however i'd say you definitely don't need a degree to get in the industry. a lot of positions (outside of big 4 too) allow for qualification by experience which would in turn help in getting accredited!

some “mechanical” stuff yes is easy after training. Even a high schooler can punch numbers into a software. But the schooling is necessary to understand the “why” behind it. After an internship and a year of full-time work, getting through your first tax season or audit season is massively satisfying, because at that point, you really start to see the “book work” from school coming together.

@@jennabetters thank you

Did you end up doing it?

@@jackhughes1012 I did. It’s going well at the moment.

@chyatt93 Can you give an Update on your AAT journey? I've been considering this path too, how are you finding it? How the exams/work etc

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I changed my career at 34 years old. I was a senior reservationist then i started level 1 to level 4 IAB which is similar to AAT. After level 4 i got a job as an accounts assistant and currently doing my ACCA. Just passed 2 exams. Currently taking a break so i can continue the courses during winter. I never went to uni, just wanted to change my career path and i'm doing very well. If that's what you wanna do, go for it hun.

Some of them are useful in daily task, no you don't have to remember them.

hey! you will get taught all of this as part of on the job training. however i have a video coming on the most common things i use!

Am in level 2 in University and feel lost already, thanks for the video but need help on how to develop my skill as an accountant in making.

thanks guys 😋

depends on the level of experience required by the company and the position

What route did you take to get into data analysis? Is it a stream within computer science?

Well you could argue that psych is useful in the people and presenting part of the job! That may help get your foot in the door :)

But there’s not much math there right? I am in the same boat, kinda. I have a psychology degree and wondering how to go about it to get into accounting. I also did take bookkeeping in college for office administration but I’m sure I’ve forgotten a lot of the stuff I learned lol.

Definitely bachelors. Most accounting firms want intern experience and a BS/BA nowadays

depends on your job

Is that why White Europeans don't discriminate against you?

You have to sometimes because of the deadlines we worked against in audit - not all year though!

We got a 6-8 week block of time off for physical college, and for my last set of exams which I sat online we got the same time off work to attend classes etc

Devamsha thank you!

I was lucky because my firm gave us blocks of time off to study (6-8 weeks). Our exams were also never in busy season!

@@Devamsha Hey! Am I right in thinking it's around four days off per exam? Maybe five days if it's advanced level or professional level etc.

Hey, so the block of time we’d have off included the exam! So e.g. in a 6 week block - I had classes the first 4-5 weeks, then a week off classes to study, and then the week of exams. But you’re right the block length varies according to which level you do

@@Devamsha ahhhh ok I’m with you! Thanks !

the CPA exam

Is accounting too hard. Can you explain a bit? I am thinking about majorying in accountants

Glad you enjoyed this one! I have an email listed on my channel - under the ‘about’ section. Feel free to get in touch!!

Bookkeeping

Audit accountant, tax accountant, forensic accountant

anyone can do it , college is a business. Your degree only gives the employer an idea of what you have accomplished and. what you know. However you can still pursuade an employer with all the certificates and the enthusiasm you got to have this career and the opportunity. INTERVIEW is the way you will get this job

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