shweta
(jglig;oihohj)
(53 Points)
Replied 14 June 2013
| Originally posted by : Ankur Garg | ||
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Piece of Advice for new Chartered Accountants !!! If you feel opportunities not knocking your door, try some alternatives like join a CA firm for practice or taking coaching classes. You can also join a a local audit firm for some relevant experience. Kindly appreciate openings are always there, they just need to be properly regulated and organised regarding which ICAI always fails. Moreover in today’s time ICAI membership only is not enough. For getting quick job after receiving ICAI membership following practical things are necessary: More than basic understanding of accounting Good knowledge of Tally, SAP, IFRS, MIS working environment. Understanding of working as a finance part Good and practical knowledge of Taxation Positive attitude and patience. Kindly appreciate if you are a new CA and have no knowledge of Tally or SAP or Taxation, than it would be a bit difficult for you to get noticed by recruiters. It is high time for us to understand the fact that membership of ICAI and ICSI is no guarantee of good job or rather I would say good paying job. So for a better career it is must to focus on good articleship and continuous value addition for the purpose of your resume. Initially do not go for money. A job may be a less financially sound job but will surely pave way for long term financial and personal success. So my suggestion would be along with doing CA keep learning other practical courses like tally, SAP, ERP, IFRS etc and be an expert of all this for better career. All the best |
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Sir,
i've also qualified in nov 2012.I want to know how relevant SAP FICO is for CA's and i've plans of shifting to Canada next year.So,SAP + IFRS will be a good choice of fields if i dont intend to take the extra 3 subjects over there to get a Canadian CA certificate?
thanks,
swetha.
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