For non-accounting majors, if fresh graduates attend job fairs and apply for accounting jobs, will they ask questions about accounting majors?

Fresh graduates, you must ask. And do you have a certificate? Don't tell me that you are not a professional, it is difficult for fresh graduates with a formal accounting major to find a job. . And it depends on whether you have a certificate. If you want to develop in the accounting industry, if you have experience, you can at most become a supervisor. If you want to develop more, you must have a certificate and academic support. The CPA has a higher passing rate than the judicial examination. Much lower. Compared with the professional certificate, there is no comparison at all. The salary of accountants is low. The claims that accounting jobs are stable, easy, and have good income are all fake. . The income will be around 1,500 when it first comes out, and it will be around 2,300 when you have some experience. You also need to be able to keep accounts and be obedient. You do whatever the leader tells you to do. If something goes wrong, you are responsible for it. The leader has a reason for being a leader. People get high salaries, and at worst they may be fined. Accountants are different. The salary is low, and the fines alone cannot be afforded. And the certificate Deducted and not allowed to take the exam again within 5 years. . Accountants are all being criticized. Go to an accounting bar and see how many people are complaining. Those who are motivated are those who have just entered the industry or are preparing to enter the industry. It is better for women to be accountants, but it is a problem for men to be accountants and support their families. . .