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jbladeus
Manager
Pakistan
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 Posted - Nov 20 2002 : 3:05:51 PM
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I have a friend who is just about to complete his articleship. Now he is very confused about his future and keeps bugging me whether he should stay in practice or got find a job inthe industry.
What do u suggest? For informaation purposes, he has qualified during his articleship with a reputed, top firm in Pakistan.
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Sameer
Unregistered Trainee
Pakistan
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Posted - Nov 21 2002 : 9:32:01 PM
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Tell your friend to look for a job in the industry, Guybrush.
The firms in Pakistan are going through a phase of mergers and consolidation of resources. In these sort of conditions, lower and middle managment don't stand a chance of climbing the corporate ladder.
There is no future for professionals in practice, atleast in the near-future. As far as long-term situation goes... i cant say.
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Pracs
Partner
United Kingdom
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Posted - Nov 30 2002 : 02:49:15 AM
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Depends on what your friend is looking for.. I mean what his priorities are - money or career ?
Industry gives instant cash.. as compared to pracrice.. In Pakistan one must realise there are no good opportunities in practice. People usually stick on and move to the industry given a good opportunity.
You need to give in more time to grow in practice. Partnerships are but sour grapes i guess......
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emmad
Unregistered Trainee
Pakistan
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Posted - Nov 30 2002 : 11:14:10 PM
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I feel parcs is right. It depends upon the person what he wants to do. One thing however has to be understood... it is not that there is no future in practice or more money in corporate jobs, the only thing is how one carries himself. If the person is clever enough to operate and make out his way then it will be no problem where he wants to end up.
My advice is ... Listen to your heart and then compare it with the thoughts of your mind.
Emmad.
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Usman Zubair
Unregistered Trainee
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Posted - Jan 20 2003 : 09:33:28 AM
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I have been in practice long before i qualify. You learn a lot in the practice. But cash will find it hard to come your way, in early years. In industry ready cash is there, but learning is restricted to a single job. I think out of the most of the persons in practice is there because they could not find a suitable job to meet their requirement.
Decision is yours.
Good Luck
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Sameer
Unregistered Trainee
Pakistan
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Posted - Jan 20 2003 : 12:11:14 PM
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Hi everybody
Sorry for not putting up any new msgs lately... wasnt here in Pakistan. I can see u ppl were starting to miss me! From now on will be more regular.
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I have been in practice long before i qualify. You learn a lot in the practice. But cash will find it hard to come your way, in early years. In industry ready cash is there, but learning is restricted to a single job. I think out of the most of the persons in practice is there because they could not find a suitable job to meet their requirement.
Hehehe... "Learning" wont put food in your and your family's tummy, Usman. When u will reach our age, u will realize that learning loses its importance and making bucks comes to the fore as the driving factor.
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Usman Zubair
Unregistered Trainee
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Posted - Jan 29 2003 : 09:04:22 AM
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Dear Pal Sameer I have been feeding my family - Thanks GOD! and also making my way into the practice. But all u want to get will not come in a days time. Sabar Ka Phal Meetha ho ta a meri jan.
True or not.
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KK
Junior
Pakistan
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Posted - Feb 02 2003 : 03:13:20 AM
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My friend is also facing same kinda problem ........... and dis is a decission which every CA student have to take.
Well in my opinion industry is more rewarding than profession but at the same time also more demanding ..............so it depand how much a person can take higher the heat higher the gain ......
KK.
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Cricketer
Unregistered Trainee
Pakistan
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Posted - Feb 21 2003 : 4:53:26 PM
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The problem is that there is no future for a professional in most CA firms here in Pakistan. The 'Seths' at the helm of affairs in these firms create a glass ceiling for newcomers, so the the only way a young person can go higher in the firm heirarchy is to boot-lick his way up the ladder... instead of going up thru effort and hard work.
No wonder that professionals here in Pakistan consider working in practice as a short-term plan and look forward to getting a job in the industry.
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KK
Junior
Pakistan
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Posted - Feb 22 2003 : 02:07:18 AM
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Yaar ! If u talk about boot licking attitude and sethiya systen it also exist in the industry so it make no difference whether u do this in a firm or in industry ......... a harsh reality :-(
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