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snootyjim asked:
All of the accountancy firms have lots of different types of accountants listed on their websites with regard to what types they deal in eg actuarial, assurance, advisory, tax, etc. I’ve heard from some people that which one you pick can have enormous impact - and that it’s not as simple as just being ‘an accountant’. If possible, I would like to know which ones there are, and how they differ in terms of what they do, how interesting/varied the work is, potential earnings, and what opportunities there are.
Seo BlackHat
All of the accountancy firms have lots of different types of accountants listed on their websites with regard to what types they deal in eg actuarial, assurance, advisory, tax, etc. I’ve heard from some people that which one you pick can have enormous impact - and that it’s not as simple as just being ‘an accountant’. If possible, I would like to know which ones there are, and how they differ in terms of what they do, how interesting/varied the work is, potential earnings, and what opportunities there are.
Seo BlackHat
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It sounds like you are just starting out - you don’t need to worry about making decisions like this early on.
Through course of studies you may find differnt areas more interesting than others, and can chose to specialise from there. In broad terms anyway, you will still be a qualified accountant - which in itself is a highly valued qualification.
Currently graduate accountants (i.e. those who have just left university) can command salaries far higher than those in almost all other standard degrees. There is a shortgage of good accoutnants, and although hard work can be very lucrative.