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Offshore accounting: impact and analysis on the prospects of a recent graduate.
Start off with the fact that 70% of accountants are expected to retire in the next 5 years or so therefore creating a huge demand for accountants. However, you can talk in detail and give statistics about how the firms are going about “plugging it” by offshoring more than half their manpower overseas. So even though there is supposedly a huge demand in the US for accountants, you and people your age who are soon entering the workforce find it tough to look for entry level jobs- because of both offshoring and AI.
Many news recently, PwC last week said they are cutting their college hiring significantly. RSM is doubling their India headcount and investing $1b in AI even though they have been laying people off 3x a year in the last 3 years.
It’s a timely and significant topic for your generation of accountants. I have seen several posts about new grads finding it hard to find a job in a profession that is supposedly “in demand”.
Depending on how broad the dissertation needs to be, you could even discuss the stability of CPA licensing, pass rates are lower, fewer people are sitting for the exam; and with boomers retiring over the next several years, along with the excessive offshoring, what does the future of accounting look like? Will it be sustained by supplementing AI? Will the nature of the profession itself have to change? Etc.
The pre industrial means of accounting vs early 20th century, the struggles of the transition, and the impact it had on business and government. I think government would be the more interesting avenue. And what that means for us as we expect the next epochal moment in business.
At what point the average accountant regrets their career choices.
Sarbanes Oxley after 20+ years. How has enhanced regulation had an impact on US capital markets, including how it has shaped private markets, alternative transactions/structures, and helped or hindered the development of foreign markets as well. Over the long term.
The inconclusive nature of poliovirus as the lead cause of poliomyelitis in the 20th century
At what point the average accountant loses their sanity
TCJA and it’s beginning to now, CAMT also just had a lot of changes, lots of technical in there