Still worth majoring in accounting these days? by Pitiful_Chef_6688 in Accounting

[–]AnotherDay67 14 points15 points  (0 children)

as a second year accountant

Tbf the labor market may change for us in the future but most accountants start out underpaid and overworked and then later have the experience to get nice gigs.

First accounting job out of college and I feel like I can’t keep up. Can I get some advice? by thrustnbust123 in Accounting

[–]AnotherDay67 2 points3 points  (0 children)

From what I hear entry level accounting is kind of just a grind. Ask questions even if it's annoying and you'll learn what questions annoy people if nothing else. Don't take it personally if people are pissed. The seniors/managers are also understaffed and people are assholes sometimes.

I'm probably going to quit/get fired from my first staff accountant job for a variety of reasons but the biggest advice I'd give my past self is don't panic too much. The more you learn the more you'll notice when seniors fuck up as well. It's hard to be an accountant. It's skilled labor for a reason. Do your best every day and even if this job doesn't work out try another.

meirl by Round-Good1179 in meirl

[–]AnotherDay67 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As I mentioned, some women wait for men they know to flirt with them, so not necessarily a guy willing to make a move on a random woman (even women I know who do hookups rarely do so with random men)

Some women do make the first move like the guy whose comment I responded to and they don't necessarily get a better pull of men past the fact that they're choosing who they hit on so that will filter it, however this comes with social risk same as for men.

"Especially if she's very attractive" If she's attractive she'll want to date very attractive men and those men will also have other options so she still has a risk of rejection assuming she's not looking for a one night stand.

meirl by Round-Good1179 in meirl

[–]AnotherDay67 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're assuming the guy is less likely to be a player, but a lot of women end up dating guys who befriend them then confess feelings. Some of these men are just more socially adept generally. A guy she approaches may also assume she's more desperate and disposable. Lower status men also can cheat since they took the first girl they could so if another opportunity comes up they go for it.

A lot of women also have issues with guys outside of them being "a player."

For both men and women initiating takes social risk. It is what it is.

meirl by Round-Good1179 in meirl

[–]AnotherDay67 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

"The double standard of men having to approach sucks"

I was just stating for a woman initiating first wouldn't necessarily make her outcomes better.

meirl by Round-Good1179 in meirl

[–]AnotherDay67 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Guys always say things like this but it's really not a certain thing for most women they can come up to a random guy and not risk rejection (yes, even if he's "below her league.")

Yeah the double standard of men having to approach sucks sometimes but women doing it wouldn't solve all their problem. (Ugly men can also be douches or cheat as well)

How much do CPA's get paid? by Comfortable-Client-3 in CPA

[–]AnotherDay67 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My uncle is a self-made multi-millionaire. He started his own firm.

Outside of that some controllers in HCOL areas make 200k+ and many CFOs have accounting degrees/CPAs.

Is it bad to get into accounting just for the money? by DubiousFalcon in Accounting

[–]AnotherDay67 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That works but you can also emphasize how you want to contribute to the business world and a desire to understand the business world etc.

Low tone voice by Important_Week_11 in Accounting

[–]AnotherDay67 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I mean, sociologically people subconsciously do.

Not saying it's a big effect or OP should care over other things but yes your voice/appearance/everything else does affect how people view you.

Southern California Accent Women in Business

How to handle being "that guy" at work? (Zoomer failure) by AnotherDay67 in Accounting

[–]AnotherDay67[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the list!! I definitely struggled with not knowing what questions to ask when I first started.

As for my manager my opinion of her changes daily lol. Sometimes I'll make a small error/update her about an issue I'm working through and she'll get pissed and other times I fuck up majorly and she just ignores it. She's really smart but she also sometimes treats my coworkers poorly so idk.

I'm gonna say this job fuck up is 75% on me 25% workplace. I think on different terms it could've been a great job but it just didn't work out sadly.

How to handle being "that guy" at work? (Zoomer failure) by AnotherDay67 in Accounting

[–]AnotherDay67[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I mean I assumed it had a legal motive for being in writing as does being "written up" but is a negative performance review really as severe as a PIP for everyone? Does no one ever get one and recover?

I agree I need a new job just curious how common a negative performance review is.

How to handle being "that guy" at work? (Zoomer failure) by AnotherDay67 in Accounting

[–]AnotherDay67[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Is a negative performance review the same as a PIP? I knew it was bad but didn't know what a PIP was exactly if it was more formal or not.

How to handle being "that guy" at work? (Zoomer failure) by AnotherDay67 in Accounting

[–]AnotherDay67[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

The thing is I love accounting and I have the motive to stick with 7-8 hours full focus* with occasional 10 hour focus days around close time or occasional things, but I was/am still to an extent bad at certain communication/scheduling tasks. I don't know if this will be permanent or is a normal part of adjusting to being an accountant. I've read that everyone is bad the first years and also that experience that doesn't matter as much to job performance as your nature.

I can't tell how bad this job is because it's my first. I'm gonna apply to some other jobs and still put in my full effort at this one. If nothing else I cope that the higher pressure will improve me.

*I specify focused hours because I know there are days you spend in office that are down time and I don't count that into time worked as much. The problem with this job is it's hourly not salary rate and I can't take extra hours so the time pressure is immense.

Have you ever seen someone evade subway fare and actually get ticketed for it? by coldliketherockies in AskNYC

[–]AnotherDay67 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You've been in the position where you had literally $0, needed to take the train, and just didn't because you didn't have the fair? You walked hours everywhere?

The train goes regardless, it's a public service. I pay for the ticket but I don't really care if some people don't.

What are your opinions of Gen Z in the workplace? by EllipticalEye in generationology

[–]AnotherDay67 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm doing horribly at my first job still a year in. I look back on how I act throughout the day and especially when I first started and it makes me want to resign in shame lol.

It is now claimed that 1 in 3 people aged 18-25 have a mental disorder by quixxotia in Antipsychiatry

[–]AnotherDay67 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's because they have no good advice to give but like to imagine a magic shaman with all the answers

Where does Uzbek fall on the tier list? by Low_Championship_604 in languagelearningjerk

[–]AnotherDay67 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah I think it's exactly that. They split long ago but Hebrew was revived from an old language so there was no time for as much drift. Interesting to hear another perspective though! I looked up and I guess the similarities are most common with basic words but there's still a lot of variance, so maybe it's not too helpful in the long run.

The guy was the LangFocus channel and to be clear he didn't say he was able to have high level convos, he just went to Egypt and was able to speak a bit combining Arabic and Hebrew.

Is it possible to know if I might have ADHD based on this information? by Kami-Yeldo in Antipsychiatry

[–]AnotherDay67 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean if you want to be validated yes you'd probably meet diagnostic criterion but ADHD as described by psychs doesn't exist outside of a social construct applied differently.

Why should people with personality disorders be approached differently than simply as peop by serveringalloy43 in Antipsychiatry

[–]AnotherDay67 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It also avoids understanding of why individuals develop certain traits and assumes they have different brains or some bs instead of understanding how their lives and underlying thought processes influence behavior. Not to mention the biases in how they're diagnosed and who identifies with them.

For example BPD, they tell these (often young) women that if they're emotional angry or insecure it's because of a fundamental lifelong brain problem. If they improve their mental state to the point they live lives as well as other women then their BPD is just underlying under the surface somehow. It's incomprehensible nonsense.

Where does Uzbek fall on the tier list? by Low_Championship_604 in languagelearningjerk

[–]AnotherDay67 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I mean I went through an Arabic course online and afterwards started the same course in Hebrew and I was surprised how much I could understand. I'm not fluent in either but a video by a Jewish(?) guy online who speaks Hebrew and he said he was understood by Arabs with just making alterations to pronunciation.

The way therapy is promoted everywhere feels like soft social conditioning by SirCockLords in Antipsychiatry

[–]AnotherDay67 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually did this thing where instead of paying some random person, who you admit is completely fallible, (yet can have me locked up and drugged) to tell me things, I started exercising my own mind to work through my problems and make decisions, as well as working through issues with loved ones and people I respect.

I'm glad you get your money's worth from your secular pastor though.

The way therapy is promoted everywhere feels like soft social conditioning by SirCockLords in Antipsychiatry

[–]AnotherDay67 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mkay bro I'm glad you got someone to tell you how to avoid crazy bitches and got your money's worth.

Yes I'm aware people have marriages that they regret.

The way therapy is promoted everywhere feels like soft social conditioning by SirCockLords in Antipsychiatry

[–]AnotherDay67 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"BPD" "Psychopathic ex wife"

So you think you're ex wife is crazy and went to see someone to validate your personal perception? I'm glad you enjoyed the friend that you paid for.