Any accountants on tonight? I'm thinking about going back

>>17284285
I have a degree in psychology yet I work as an accountant because I'm good at math.

Does that answer your question?

>>17284303
Thanks for replying. This tells me that demand is high enough that they are hiring non-accounting majors. Is your job title accountant? Or are you a bookkeeper? Do you enjoy the work?

>>17284311
>demand is high enough that they are hiring non-accounting majors.
Hasn't seen it that way, good point.

>Is your job title accountant?
I live in a spanish-speaking country but my job title is auditor.

>Or are you a bookkeeper?
I've no idea what you mean by bookkeeper, but what I basically do is to review all the money movements made during the day and make sure nobody fucked anything up, in case they did I have to figure out what was it they fucked up, how to fix it and to let them know so we can prevent it from happening again.

>Do you enjoy the work?
Short answer: Yes.

>>17284351
I live in the US. Bookkeeping is very basic accounting, anything from what you're doing, to making invoices, to payroll--a lot of it is automated now.

>>17284372
Then I guess that's right, to be honest automatization of the proccess, from my point of view, sounds like bullshit but I live in a third-world shithole where most people suck at computers (I'm already better at managing the system than my boss) so maybe that's why.