02-24-2009, 03:39 AM
Dears
In short run, it may be a tactics to make more profits for partners. In the long run, it would be a strategy to keep competition out, to create obstacles for young, energetic, and more well versed with new technologies ACCAs who can give more competition to old professionals and can bring their compensations down i.e. to keep these ACCAs out of public accounting and to divert them toward industry jobs.
What a move to survive, and to curtail competition!!! Simply a wadayra approach to not let people get training so they won't give you hard time in future.
I would say to students of ACCA to be there in public accounting to have 2 to 3 years of experience. During that time, give tuitions to survive. 2 to 3 years of public accounting experience would be helpfull for your career in long run.
Regards
In short run, it may be a tactics to make more profits for partners. In the long run, it would be a strategy to keep competition out, to create obstacles for young, energetic, and more well versed with new technologies ACCAs who can give more competition to old professionals and can bring their compensations down i.e. to keep these ACCAs out of public accounting and to divert them toward industry jobs.
What a move to survive, and to curtail competition!!! Simply a wadayra approach to not let people get training so they won't give you hard time in future.
I would say to students of ACCA to be there in public accounting to have 2 to 3 years of experience. During that time, give tuitions to survive. 2 to 3 years of public accounting experience would be helpfull for your career in long run.
Regards
