I am currently in College. At the UCSD. No, not in that one. Not having the best of runs right now. I am very bad at studying. I hate math. Math hates me, too. I am studying what could be termed Computer Science, I suppose.
Anyway...
Hope to get a job soon.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
Yes! I'll experience some heartbreak and experience my beautiful dark twisted fantasy, and when you see me IC I'll be calling myself Yeezus with my Sartai wife and fly North West de Rothschild.
My new job consists of trying to find out why a doctors input sends garbled text to our software, spending hours trying to find a bug then figuring out that he switched all the keys around on his keyboard to read abcde because qwerty was stupid.
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One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important
• The only university in my state that has my degree
• Which was a Bachelor of Animation, Major in Post-Production (Compositing), minor in Pre-Production (background layouts design)
• Was great fun for the three years, since you stick with the same 26 ppl the entire way through, made good friends too
• Currently working unfortunate double life of freelance graphic designer / illustrator, and full time customer service call centre night job for one of the largest freight companies in the world that isn't FedEx.
I should also point out…in Australia we don't have to hand over cash upfront to study if you're a citizen...moreso if you were like me who did a whole semester's worth of modules during Grade 12 in high school as part of a special program for free My degree was one of the cheapest in the country anyway which was equally just as sad, you could seriously pay it off with one year's salary at McDonalds. That's saying something when it's a poverty line job.
"Faded away like the stars in the morning, Losing their light in the glorious sun, Thus would we pass from this earth and its toiling, Only remembered for what we have done."
No one else an accounting major here? Although I guess US accounting is way different than most of the civilised world anyway. All your rules and not guidelines. Switch to IFRS and make my life easier plz.
Know what doesn't suck? Going into a profession that has an average yearly wage of $181,203 in your country.
What kind of accounting are you doing that makes that much? Most accountants I know make about 40-60k.
This is true in Australia too. Unless we're talking accountant in a Fortune 500 company and are a trained CPA. Even then you might get AUD$82 / annum.
"Faded away like the stars in the morning, Losing their light in the glorious sun, Thus would we pass from this earth and its toiling, Only remembered for what we have done."
AUD$82/annum? £47 a year? Or do you mean 82k/annum?
Man, at best I'm going to be earning ~24k/annum when I graduate in like four years.
$82k. No clue on pounds sorry. Though does match what I used to earn in my waitressing days (£47 / yr ) talk about earning negative wages.
"Faded away like the stars in the morning, Losing their light in the glorious sun, Thus would we pass from this earth and its toiling, Only remembered for what we have done."
You're killing me with your money talk. Even if I go for a masters the max I'll make is likely to be around 40k/year in US dollars. HA! Please roll around in your money for me.
Okay, that makes a bit more sense where you got the number at. I will say this: If I could make 60k a year being an accountant in say, Houston, or 40k a year being an accountant in Vancouver, there would not be much of a discussion.
Okay, that makes a bit more sense where you got the number at. I will say this: If I could make 60k a year being an accountant in say, Houston, or 40k a year being an accountant in Vancouver, there would not be much of a discussion.
To put it more in perspective: getting your designation requires seven years of schooling. So compensation reflects that. The numbers are pulled directly from the report summary, as well.
But comparing US accounting to Canadian accounting isn't really reasonable, because our accounting systems are quite different.
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I am currently in College. At the UCSD. No, not in that one. Not having the best of runs right now. I am very bad at studying. I hate math. Math hates me, too. I am studying what could be termed Computer Science, I suppose.
Anyway...
Hope to get a job soon.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
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One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important
• Which was a Bachelor of Animation, Major in Post-Production (Compositing), minor in Pre-Production (background layouts design)
• Was great fun for the three years, since you stick with the same 26 ppl the entire way through, made good friends too
• Currently working unfortunate double life of freelance graphic designer / illustrator, and full time customer service call centre night job for one of the largest freight companies in the world that isn't FedEx.
I should also point out…in Australia we don't have to hand over cash upfront to study if you're a citizen...moreso if you were like me who did a whole semester's worth of modules during Grade 12 in high school as part of a special program for free My degree was one of the cheapest in the country anyway which was equally just as sad, you could seriously pay it off with one year's salary at McDonalds. That's saying something when it's a poverty line job.
Losing their light in the glorious sun,
Thus would we pass from this earth and its toiling,
Only remembered for what we have done."
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One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important
Losing their light in the glorious sun,
Thus would we pass from this earth and its toiling,
Only remembered for what we have done."
http://www.cpasource.com/General/National_Compensation_Survey_2011-Summary_Report-English.pdf
ETA: that is an average, so it will include the people making millions at a public company as CEO, and the people making $30k at a non-profit.
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$82k. No clue on pounds sorry. Though does match what I used to earn in my waitressing days (£47 / yr ) talk about earning negative wages.
Losing their light in the glorious sun,
Thus would we pass from this earth and its toiling,
Only remembered for what we have done."
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