I have worked as an accountant in a property company for two years and want to leave my job and go to an accounting firm. Does my work experience help? Should I jump ship?

I have worked as an accountant in a property company for two years and want to leave my job and go to an accounting firm. Your work experience is helpful. You can change your job.

Is there any development in the work of accounting firms?

A few subjects in the CPA exam can enter the firm. Accounting firms have a great demand for talents every year, and many people are recruited. It is still very popular for accounting graduates to go to the firm.

Some white people think that only certified public accountants can pass the exam and get a certificate to work in an accounting firm. In fact, having a certificate or passing certain subjects can be a plus item for you to apply for a position in the firm, but a certificate is not an inevitable condition for entering the firm.

For basic positions such as audit assistant and audit intern, education accounting, auditing, financial management and other related majors are generally the main thresholds for recruitment. If you pass the 1-3 subjects of accounting, tax law, auditing and other important subjects, it will be even more icing on the cake.

If you are a graduate of non-accounting, auditing and other related majors, or you enter the firm through social recruitment, then the requirements for applying will be higher. In order to stand out, this kind of job seeker must have at least 1-3 courses to prove your professional ability to work in an accounting firm.