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You're killing your chances at employment with all of those "b's". Seriously. I'm joking or trolling here at all. You really need to re-think what your doing right now.

YOU WILL NOT GET A JOB. Even the smaller firms toss-out resumes with 3.4s and below now. GPA and leadership/work experience is all they care about.

Accounting is for fakkits. They will all be taken over by computers soon enough.
 

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You're killing your chances at employment with all of those "b's". Seriously. I'm joking or trolling here at all. You really need to re-think what your doing right now.

YOU WILL NOT GET A JOB. Even the smaller firms toss-out resumes with 3.4s and below now. GPA and leadership/work experience is all they care about.
I don't give a fukk. I'm white
 
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I don't give a fukk. I'm white

If you're white I would be even more worried, many the large companies have aggressive "diversity" programs.

Sure a black or latino can get by with low grades. White? Sure if he's a frat boy who's handsome, and has the gift of gab.

Judging by your high post count, you're probably some nerdy introvert with bad social skills.

Good luck man.
 
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tell me how accounting cannot be done by a computer program.

Accounting isn't about the math. The math is the easy part.

The CPA exam doesn't test mathematics. It tests one's ability to apply the 1000's of GAAP, AICPA, PCOAB, SEC and IRS regulations to different business transactions or even individuals.

A computer wouldn't be able to pick up Enron fraud or World com's fraud. A computer wouldn't be able to tell if a Parent company has significant influence over a subsidiary even if it doesn't have the right stock ownership. A computer can't tell if a company is recognizing transactions that it's not supposed to.

Computers are tools. They can't make judgments. They can't apply experience and knowledge to transactions. A computer can't game a system to save a corporation or individual from paying too much in taxes.

Maybe that computer that won jeopardy could be an accountant maybe, that's basically what accounting is... Memorizing rules...like a trivia contestant.
 

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Accounting isn't about the math. The math is the easy part.

The CPA exam doesn't test mathematics. It tests one's ability to apply the 1000's of GAAP, AICPA, PCOAB, SEC and IRS regulations to different business transactions or even individuals.

A computer wouldn't be able to pick up Enron fraud or World com's fraud. A computer wouldn't be able to tell if a Parent company has significant influence over a subsidiary even if it doesn't have the right stock ownership. A computer can't tell if a company is recognizing transactions that it's not supposed to.

Computers are tools. They can't make judgments. They can't apply experience and knowledge to transactions. A computer can't game a system to save a corporation or individual from paying too much in taxes.

Maybe that computer that won jeopardy could be an accountant maybe, that's basically what accounting is... Memorizing rules...like a trivia contestant.
Rules can be made into logic statements. :youngsabo: strips away the ambiguity also
 

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Accounting isn't about the math. The math is the easy part.

The CPA exam doesn't test mathematics. It tests one's ability to apply the 1000's of GAAP, AICPA, PCOAB, SEC and IRS regulations to different business transactions or even individuals.

A computer wouldn't be able to pick up Enron fraud or World com's fraud. A computer wouldn't be able to tell if a Parent company has significant influence over a subsidiary even if it doesn't have the right stock ownership. A computer can't tell if a company is recognizing transactions that it's not supposed to.

Computers are tools. They can't make judgments. They can't apply experience and knowledge to transactions. A computer can't game a system to save a corporation or individual from paying too much in taxes.

Maybe that computer that won jeopardy could be an accountant maybe, that's basically what accounting is... Memorizing rules...like a trivia contestant.

Well...need I say more :manny:

And it's only going to get better...quickly.
 
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Well...need I say more :manny:

And it's only going to get better...quickly.

Then not only accountants are at risk, so are lawyers, doctors and many other fields.

A computer can't look at a person and tell when he/she is lying. Not yet at least.

When Multiplayer bots can beat human players in in FPS games, then maybe computers can replace CPAs. I don't see that happening for at least 20-30 years.
 

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I made academic honors for 2012.

I need to get my shyt together for next year because next year will be much harder.
 
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Rules can be made into logic statements. :youngsabo: strips away the ambiguity also

sure they can. but you can also reprogram and hack a computer.

The moment CPAs are replaced by computers... I fear what kind of fraud companies will get away with.
 

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sure they can. but you can also reprogram and hack a computer.

The moment CPAs are replaced by accountants... I fear what kind of fraud companies will get away with.
Software is tested before release you don't just put it out there all dally cuddly!!!!!!! :gladbron: ya see!!!
 
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