Is Accounting a good career path?

[User28823]

i almost did this... so glad I switched to programming

 

[Splinter901]

I majored in finance i can't suddenly become a programmer

Not 2 late tbh, u can do the odin project for web or learn kotlin / java / react native for app (those 2 fields have the most amount of remote positions), learn algorithms and data structures and basic cs, there are people self taught as old as in their 50s who sucessfully got into the field with no degree.

 

[the BULL]

Not 2 late tbh, u can do the odin project for web or learn kotlin / java / react native for app (those 2 fields have the most amount of remote positions), learn algorithms and data structures and basic cs, there are people self taught as old as in their 50s who sucessfully got into the field with no degree.

I Just got unlucky my colleagues work for PWC and Deloitte. FFS i'm competent too. I should have majored in cs where this network shit Is useless. I'll look into self teaching if even this accounting course Is useless

 

[EnglandBadman]

i got a degree in accounting from a top state school but now i just sit at home and jerk off and smoke cigs. NEET lifestyle is superior. if you desire a cozy lifestyle and arent willing to put in the work like me i would recommend you dont go to college and instead optimize your NEET lifestyle ASAP (passive income, government gibs, shoplifting practice. etc..) . its better than wasting 3/4 years like me getting a worthless degree.

Can you make a tutorial or explain more? I dont understand how you could make a living from a NEET lifestyle, if it was possible then i would consider it

 

[EnglandBadman]

I Just got unlucky my colleagues work for PWC and Deloitte. FFS i'm competent too. I should have majored in cs where this network shit Is useless. I'll look into self teaching if even this accounting course Is useless

Let me know how the accounting course/career is going in the near future!

 

[darkness97]

accounting is a good career to have. my roommate is one and he travels a lot and is financially stable. a lot of opportunity for growth and perfect for people who don't have to "love what they do".

i'm not going to do all that pro and con shit though. do your own homework lol.

 

[traveler]

Is this really a serious post from traveler?

i only provide srs career info