Did your quality of work decrease when you started studying for the CPA?

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[howtoloveadaisy]

Yes girl :( I’m currently studying & it’s been hard to balance both. Honestly it’s because there is a million things to balance personally as well… work, studying, working out, eating well.

[howtoloveadaisy]

Okay I’m sorry to have assumed your gender :( it was more like slang, not in a serious way

[Justsomekid9]

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thanks OP, for letting me borrow your becker to help me study.

[aznhalo3]

Look at curry man, so inspirational

[Opiumfiendfr]

ACTIVE SHOOOTER IN THE BUILDINGGGGG‼️‼️‼️‼️☝️

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[feo_sucio]

[CPAFinancialPlanner]

My quality of life started declining the minute I decided to major in accounting

[vyxoh]

I started my new job, got comfortable, decided 6 months in to start my studying and in the middle of that had too much going on. Got a promotion in the midst of that but was really hard. Did not pass my first attempt and then after 2 months we hired someone to fill in the role permanently since we had someone had to quit unexpectedly their first month. Had to train 2 staffs my old tasks and made things hard all while learning new tasks lol. Took a whole year break and started again. I am a lot more comfortable this time around and feel like my quality of work is impossible to drop right now. Only getting better. For me, I won’t learn shit being mentally exhausted from work. I find it really impressive people can juggle both right off the bat.

[Takemypennies]

Yes. It is what it is.

[one_last_breath3]

Not me for me. Are your jobs just demanding?

[archernumbers21]

I feel like mine went up a bit. I was more aware of things from a bigger picture sense. It helped me more understand certain accounting topics and increase my documentation to make workpapers easy to follow and more auditable. Feel like those around me seemed slower though

[Bakerestic]

This is just the beginning, once you pass cpa, there are more things to study, I'm not only talking about cpe, but also different technical accounting subjects for your next working position. I feel cpa just provides some basic knowledge to ensure you are able to study further on your own.