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Anyone in FP&A hiring?
I’ve been with PwC almost for a year now in the valuations group and I don’t see myself doing this long term. 90% I’m helping Audit Teams understand valuations and 10% I’m doing PPAs. I always wanted to go into more a consulting role (ops/strategy role). I also like modeling, but the current modeling I’m doing is more accounting focused rather than finding business value from synergy creation. Ideally I’d like to stick with PwC but I’d switch too. Thoughts where I should apply too?
Sooo who’s working on Pfizer’s covid vaccine?
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There’s a lot that goes into answering this question I would say vet tech.
Better in what way? Pay, responsibilities, future prospects?
Both roles have their pros and cons, and it ultimately depends on what you are looking for in a career. Vet assistants typically have less training than vet techs, but they may have more hands-on experience with animals. Vet techs generally have more training, but may not have as much contact with animals. It really depends on your individual strengths and preferences.
Both vet assistant and vet tech positions are important in the veterinary field. The vet assistant assists the veterinarian in providing medical care to animals, while the vet tech is responsible for performing laboratory tests, taking x-rays, and assisting the veterinarian in surgery. Both positions require a high level of training and experience. Ultimately, which position is better depends on the individual's personal goals and interests.
Define "better"? The pay is typically better as a tech, and so is job security.