i try to make a living on my own-i've always found
work offers scarce in Ireland-my parents had to leave here to get a living
and that trend has returned. cut the red tape-allow capitalism to occur!
i try to make a living on my own-i've always found
work offers scarce in Ireland-my parents had to leave here to get a living
and that trend has returned. cut the red tape-allow capitalism to occur!
hornylimerick (04-01-11)
Some people don’t bother with the 2 years work experience record for your course (which I done as well), me being one of those people, lol.
I found it very awkward to get experience in the beginning. I mean, I was working while studying in a medical device company, getting close to 23 K a year (as I was new) but used to earn much more then that with savage overtime paid double time, also shift allowance (even if I wasn’t on any shift, lol). I was getting easily 600 – 900 Euro.
Seeing I was starting with that accounting course, I thought I better look around for some suitable jobs. I applied EVERYWHERE and that was in the good times ....
Online jobs, newspapers, I even sent a tonne of letters and CVs to accountancy practices I found on Yellow Pages. One place in Washington Street offered me an interview, I went there and the one was acting like she owns the universe. She could not understand why I want to give up a better paying job for a trainee position, which would have paid me peanuts for my work. I hated her attitude and I kept very reserved during the interview, as I really would not have liked working there. It was a relief I didn’t get the job.
I did find in the end a job that I loved and even now I have regrets I left from there. I would try to go back in a bit, but I am too ashamed the way I left, like a very ungrateful person. They took me in with no experience, with the course not finished, offered me promotions after promotions and raises and I left without even bothering to give them notice … after missing for a few weeks ...
Well, no point in getting carried away with that that story now. What I meant to say is:
- If you want to go in practice, it’s very hard to get a trainee position. They will teach you everything you know to complete your work experience record but you need to be very lucky or to pull some strings to get there.
- If you go to work for the big companies accounting departments or in a financial shared centre, forget about your work experience record. You will be more likely working for Accounts Payable or Receivable, as they don’t hire in General Accounting. You will need so much time to fill out your record, working a few years your way up to GA … it’s not really worth it because by working so much you will get a very solid CV anyway.
- If you are lucky, find someone that has a smaller company, where only a handful of people work in accounts. You get paid less but you can get all the experience you need for your record.
What I did after my course? I just asked the Institute for a letter stating all my results in one page. I told them I need it for my employer or for some further studies in accounts (ACCA, CIMA etc). They have sent it to me and this was good enough proof for any employers I had afterwards.
My point: if you need to do most of the stuff, you will need also your record. But if you use your studies as a stepping stone in any job in accounts / finance, then your record is not really that important.
Also, if you really like accounts, more likely you want to study further. Why paying the membership to the accounting technicians institution when paying the higher institution fees as well?
Last edited by Sensual Delights; 04-01-11 at 12:05.
in a way your right kelly but not a complete stop on money cos they didnt take job offered,so in the case of yourself and all escorts if you are really being honest here how much tax did you pay last year and years before and to come so kelly
get of your moral high horse,the job dodger is same as you to irish taxpayer a non payer happy new year
OnlyMe (04-01-11)
wheres your tax clearance cert for self employed people bet youve never seen one kelly
kelly curvybabe (04-01-11)
[QUOTE=KellyCurvybabe;360332]really if people refuse to accept a job position offered to them they should loose there benifit
[and thats rich from you who hasnt paid tax ever since being an escort so cool the ideas and when your not busy get spelling lessons bye/QUOTE]
Kelly's affairs are in perfect order, she does pay her dues.
I am not sure why such subject would be of any interest to you ???
Did she ask to see your P60 from last year or what
OnlyMe (04-01-11)