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Why leave audit to join back audit? Is the market that bad now ? Why not go back to your old firm so there’s no pay cut ? Do you feel overqualified to be an auditor ? |
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Ure paid to do ur sections what? Seniors also not paid to do your sections lmao 😂 u are not working hard. Working hard is for yourself. Working late is for others |
Audit is not bad if you can be a free rider
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Not happy? Sux it up. If not, wait for limpeh finish my kopi then I will start my work. |
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They don’t talk like that. No one uses “limpeh” or “kopi” anymore. Old trying to act young. |
I'm an audit senior. I feel that I am a lousy audit senior because I struggle to effectively motivate my associates to work. I feel like I'm not doing a good job because I can't get my team to work well. It's hard for me to tell them what I expect, give them helpful feedback, and notice when they do a good job. Also, I'm not very good at being a good role model or making the work environment positive, which makes it tough for everyone to feel motivated.
Should I resign? |
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As an ACCA member, I am considering relocating to New Zealand to work for five years initially, with the aim of gaining valuable experience before returning to Singapore to join ISCA.
To apply for CA ANZ Membership, ACCA members must fulfill the following criteria: 1. Reside in Australia or New Zealand 2. Hold current full membership in good standing 3. Have accrued a minimum of five years' experience post-admittance to ACCA membership 4. Attained membership through the standard examination pathway, not via a third-party arrangement ISCA has a Reciprocal Membership Agreement (RMA) with ACCA. By 2030, I anticipate being eligible to join ISCA as a CA under this agreement. What are your thoughts on this plan? |
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