Yesterday I read one blog and came across this claim: “I choose accountancy professional qualification just simply because I love money very much”. But that she seems to be fed up with her initial choice. I was like: ha? May be after 7 months of progress in the course, what she received wasn’t the same as what she initially thought.
To me, until now; accountancy doesn’t mean debit & credit only (and I personally don’t really like financial accounting, it damn boring!); it also include anything that relates to the word “money”. Just that the course don’t have economic elements yet up till this stage (For ACCA, I don’t now) and this is the part that I like more as it is more “active” in a sense that you just need to digest what is the content about and that make an application on different financial situations in your real life. Financial accounting just deal with debit & credit, all those financial statements that had a fixed format of presentation & interpretation mean. It is always the same thing, day in and day out; without knowing the layout, you will be in big trouble (too “dry” for me).
That’s all. Bye for now!
