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I'm currently working for a valuation group and I work with tons of CPA's, particularly auditors. I can't stand it, the work is so bland and definitely not rewarding. Also, in the accounting field I'm in, it's a type of consulting so there are busy weeks and really really slow weeks (not due to the recession). I absolutely can't stand sitting at my desk with nothing to do, so I started researching new career options and so now I'm starting nursing pre-reqs!
I just couldn't picture myself crunching numbers the rest of my life, if I have to work, I want to be doing something worthwhile where I know I'm helping people. Nursing is also very versatile, there are so many long-term career options, accounting, not so much...
I work in the insurance field so I considered getting a degree in accounting (plus, my employer would pay for it). However, I am at my desk as I type, and I am BORED TO DEATH. There is no way I could do be fulfilled in the accounting/insurance/business field. I, too, make a decent salary and could potentially take a paycut once I become a new nurse.
tiffdeandre
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Is there any nurses here who have had an accounting job? did u get a associate in accounting or something else? also was it hard to find a job in accounting with just a associate degree and how much did u start off making? also what jobs can u get with a associate degree in accounting? thanks