Career Advice - Accounting

Rakesh Shaunak, a chairman at Macintyre Hudson, shares his advice on how best to achieve a successful career in the accountancy profession.
Those looking to begin or further their accountancy career, will benefit greatly from Rakesh Shaunak's description of the world of accountancy and insightful answers to the following questions:
"What should an accountancy candidate be aware of in a job interview?"
"First impressions - how are important are they?"
"How should a candidate best prepare for the job interview?"
"What advice would you give to accountancy trainees?"
"How valuable is work-experience?"
"What should an accountant going out on his first audit be aware of?"
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[@Dyebre]

i think this is a great video. It teaches you to judge people by their outside appearance, categorize and use preconceived conceptions when speaking with people, regurgitate textbook answers instead of innovating new ideas, give up if you aren't rich and cannot get into a good university, and let other people step over you so that you can keep your job.

[@fdanalytical1140]

Great video full of good accounting advice

[@merc340sr]

I think I might like to work for this gentleman.

[@stevemaitland9239]

Nice accounting video full of valued information for the startup new business owner

[@guptavish]

Excellent advice tips, thanks a lot!

[@strikerjess]

the only reason why I would go for accounting is because the fbi needs accountants, should I go for it even if I dont really like it?

[@101taxdeductions]

I hope this video would help a lot for accountancy professionals!

[@michelleward1424]

Thanks for the video

[@Machienzo]

So what's the news on that job? I'm a studying Accounting major myself.

[@remedialman7241]

You can get through with a 2.0, then charge 20% of all funds. Money, money, money.

[@ahmedessa7644]

Business, and any other two alevels. maths isnt needed but if you have atleast a B in maths gcse then you'll be fine.

[@KentguideOrg]

Seems like a decent fella

[@w0mblemania]

First impressions: "do you dress like me, talk like me, act like me?" If not, you are not acceptable. Such is the life of a money drone; someone who has to lose their identity, creativity and soul in order to fit in with a machine. This should be called "Career Advice - Well Dressed Cogs".

[@tinylittlefilms3043]

Most of everything we do in life has to do with numbers.

[@expertsoftwaresystem]

Get a job with the right firm Expert Software Systems - a practice for its staff

[@cjefferson3]

His voice is cool though! lol

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

Only and ONLY if The FBI is a calling for you. If you don't feel that welling up in your soul then you may as well be a Clerk Typist and let the real men be The Recon going North of the DMZ. Wakata?

[@lolhahah21]

Dude don't be embarrassed of the way your dad speaks english. Even my dad doesn't speak like this guy but I don't mind. Plus, I don't think this guy lived his life in India. I really think he was born in the United Kingdom or came at a very early age .. like his parents were immigrants that arrived in the 1940s/50s/60s.. or something .. i bet u thats why because no indian can speak a british accent THAT well without messing up lol

[@ianmcstruthers9937]

I'd rather eat smegma than be an accountant