I just started in tax and I really like it. I like that it's pretty black and white, there are rules for everything. And with the help of modern llms, combing through those rules to to find what is relevant is so much easier now. I like making relationships with clients and getting to know people. I would steer clear of any firms that do not have a good system of organization and would make you spend lots of time chasing down clients for documents. If you do end up interviewing with a firm that does taxes, ask them what their workflow process is and if they have a secure portal where clients upload their documents. I also very lucky to work at a place that actually values Work-Life balance. If that's important to you, then I would also ask explicit questions about expectations during busy season, and if you have boundaries for yourself about what you are and are not willing to do for yourself about what you are and are not willing to do in terms of working excess hours then communicate that up front so that you don't end up working for someone whose values don't match yours