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Well aren’t you just a ray of sunshine..... 🤦♀️
I am in risk assurance, so it is way more valuable than CPA for my line of work
Speaking of dead-end career, aren’t we all in a dead-end career in audit? 😂
Only doing it for the bonus tbh
Worthless certification for a dead end career.
I mean it’s worth it in that you need it (or another cert) to be promoted to manager.
@EY1, Based on the number of SM in Risk Assurance I’ve seen studying for the CPA I’d say that’s pretty valuable in RA as well. Especially if you’re trying to make a business case for PPED and need to be able to sign off on SOC reports.
So in audit you generally have to have CPA to make manager. CISA helps as a skill when selling work though. Only downside is now you have to do the work and it take a lot of experience hours
None of the SM on my team has a CPA though......