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Love it
Is it true that “accountants can go into finance, but finance guys cant go into accounting”
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Amazing video
Thank you Brian. I feel like we all deserve basic accounting knowledge to succeed and pass our future in peace.
I've never heard if this before
Also if you’re an accountant you can transition into a financial analyst role, but the inverse doesn’t work.
When everything is highlighted, nothing is highlighted. 😏
Thank you for this
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Retired at age 53. I am in my early 60s. Because they couldn't understand the idea of not working if you don't have to, many individuals resisted me. I viewed my life in phases. In my latter years, I owe it to myself to "stop and smell the roses," even if I have worked hard to get everything I have now. My situation is that I retired and moved to Latin America. It made it possible for me to enjoy my new surroundings while escaping all the bad things that were going on in America.
Hello! Thank you!
All connected and kind of requires both knowledge when it comes to corporate.
Major in accounting or double major in accounting and finance. I've known way too many finance majors to struggle while accountants always had jobs
Accounting: What is the current health of the company, and why?
Financing: How can we improve the health of the company going forward?
well explaained!!
If you’re trying to figure out what to study in college between these two, I cannot advocate for accounting enough. I spent an entire semester devoted to figuring out which one is better/more opportunistic. Of course it’s not for everyone but if you could see yourself doing either believe me accounting is way more worth your time. Many people have told me that the hardest finance classes are the easiest accounting classes in most universities. You gain a higher skill set, there’s way way way more jobs for accounting, and any accountant can switch over to finance a lot easier than the other way around. My wife got a finance degree and graduated a few years before me, she wished she got an accounting degree instead because of how many more opportunities there are in accounting. According to her, half of her classmates couldn’t find a job in finance for over a year after graduating. Meanwhile as soon as I declared my major to accounting I got 4 internship offers before I took a single class. If anyone’s questioning, I’m happy to give more answers between the two and why I think accounting is loads better to study in school
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Got it
I understood very much !! Thank you 🙏
This whole video was made literally reading and highlighting a piece of paper and acting like they know what their talking about
Financial accounting vs management accounting
Are you going to highlight every single line?
Finance>>
explained very clearly
Thank you for this knowledge! Now i have a better understanding of which direction i should be investing more knowledge into