01-31-2009, 02:33 AM
Dear Kamran,
Thanks for the information. Economic crisis in Pakistan is due to a bit different reasons from the financial crisis world over. Developed economies are more going to be get affected from this global crisis as compared to the developing (or going otherwise) economies like ours. The law and order situation primarily, coupled by the political and electricity crisis is paving the way for this recession to convert into depression. And I fear the situation is going to be worse for one or two years to come.
If we compare our economy with others, layoffs and firing the staff at least now has not become the phenomena here. But new opportunities have shrunk to a great extent. You must be in a better position to compare the opportunities available to professionals accounts or others now a days than those available a couple of years earlier. How do you see the opportunities available to partly qualified accountants?
Thanks for the information. Economic crisis in Pakistan is due to a bit different reasons from the financial crisis world over. Developed economies are more going to be get affected from this global crisis as compared to the developing (or going otherwise) economies like ours. The law and order situation primarily, coupled by the political and electricity crisis is paving the way for this recession to convert into depression. And I fear the situation is going to be worse for one or two years to come.
If we compare our economy with others, layoffs and firing the staff at least now has not become the phenomena here. But new opportunities have shrunk to a great extent. You must be in a better position to compare the opportunities available to professionals accounts or others now a days than those available a couple of years earlier. How do you see the opportunities available to partly qualified accountants?