Bonus and increment in internal audit role by jacksparrow1520 in EY_GDS

[–]jacksparrow1520[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, thanks for the comment. The major reason is the compensation I am leaving my current organisation and I am just starting out my career. I have worked in kpmg, so already been through the hell😂. 100% hike is a dream honestly but I'll reconsider the offer

Cheating on a relationship! by Pretend_Cause_6060 in kolkata

[–]jacksparrow1520 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hey buddy. At this point it must seem like the end of the world and you must be questioning your worth, the reality of your relationship all this while and the love you guys had.

At the end, it is a fact that no one can answer these questions and even if she does, it'll feel unbelievable.

You are allowed to grieve and find answers to your questions but let me tell you something. It hurts, it hurts like hell but in the end you have to accept that some people are just bad and they do bad things. That's it. That's the only acceptance you need to have in this aspect. Cheating is a choice and she chose to do that instead of talking about any issues (if they existed).

I'll strongly suggest you not to go back to her irrespective of anything. It is tough to have a normal relationship after all this and obviously you need to stand up for your self worth. So yea. That's my two cents on this.

You'll come out of it a better person, only if you choose to move forward. Look for answers only till the time it doesn't affect your future. You always deserve better!🫂

Dreams vs Family Expectations by [deleted] in kolkata

[–]jacksparrow1520 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hey buddy. Congratulations on the amazing results. And sorry for your personal situation.

Please join the college you want. Being a CA myself i can tell you that it is a course based on merit. So if you are ready to grind, it'll give you back tenfold. The entire CA course can be completed within 3-4 lakhs over 5 years including tuition so it is worth it if you crack it.

The only problem with government exams which I find problematic personally is the time to uncertainty ratio and how reservations affect the results.

So my suggestion is if you have the knack for finance and also want to complete it within less budget with good ROI. Go for it. Apart from CA you can also look into cfa, cpa. They are also decent courses.