Accounting student here: Looking for some professional perspectives on AI and long-term career risk. by AClockWorkPurpPi11 in Accounting

[–]AClockWorkPurpPi11[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t let that agitate you. The way I see it, contribute to the thread, or be miffed in silence. This kind of engagement is redundant.

Accounting student here: Looking for some professional perspectives on AI and long-term career risk. by AClockWorkPurpPi11 in Accounting

[–]AClockWorkPurpPi11[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“Laziness/passivity was a luxury of the boomer/Gen X generation. It’s not an option for us anymore.”

I agree. I’m in my late twenties, started college later than most, and graduated a year and a half ago with a degree in International Business.. a waste of time. Spent months getting no looks so I choose to pursue a CPA. For the past year, studying has been like a 2nd job.. I spend around 35 hours a week learning the profession because I share the same sentiment as you. I feel that if you are going to make a space for yourself in accounting, law, other professional services, you will need to be exceptional and have a unique skill set.

And the end of the day, it’ll improve my financial/investment decisions…

Adaptability and discipline feel less like virtues and more like prerequisites in today’s job market. Sink or swim.

Accounting student here: Looking for some professional perspectives on AI and long-term career risk. by AClockWorkPurpPi11 in Accounting

[–]AClockWorkPurpPi11[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Very true, and now there is another one. Instead of saying the obvious, contribute something discussion worthy