I am a fresh graduate majoring in accounting, and now I am faced with the problem of finding a job. There is a small accounting firm looking for an audit assistant. I don't know if I should go.

Audit assistants generally assist auditors in obtaining evidence (audit business).

Audit assistants can learn a lot of knowledge, especially in small accounting firms, the division of labor is not very detailed, the work they do is more complicated, there are many types of enterprises they contact, and there are many problems in informal accounting, which can quickly exercise your business ability and improve your level.

I think you can try it, and the focus is not on accumulating work experience (because the experience of small units is of little use, unlike the Big Four, which is recognized all over the world). What you have accumulated is ability and knowledge, which is also very important for future career planning. You must have seen more illegal problems and handled more difficult problems than those big accounting firms that only audit big companies, which is very helpful for your growth.

I wish you rapid growth!