I want to study accounting, but I've heard projections for

>>2725369
This is really easy. If you can answer yes to the following question you should 100% go for it. If not you should look into something else.
>Are you Jewish?

that's some retarded advice.
Sure, jobs in the accounting dept are getting streamlined, but it's not just accountants that need to understand accounting. Literally every manager in the company needs to understand accounting, finance people, investors, everyone.

The world would be a better place if more people understood what good, high quality books look like.

I work with accountants on a daily basis when financing companies.
There's still a lot of (potential) value added by a accountant because of their knowledge, experience, etc
They can do so much more than just manage their books and so far technology is really far from taking over these tasks.
Wouldn't worry about it.
If you chooose this path just make sure you really diversify your knowledge so you become more of a consulting accountant.
Hope this makes sense.

>>2725369
If you have a degree in accounting and get licensed, you won't be replaced by a robot at least in your lifetime. The clerks in the payables/receivables departments will slowly be replaced, they process simple data entry tasks. But you will be management level overseeing or working at a public accounting firm which provides tax/audit services. Basically, you'll be several pay grades above the serious cuts.
t. Licensed CPA

>>2725379
/Pol/ is really poisoning every board on this fucking site

First, offshore gooks and poojews are already killing it.

Pretty soon even they will be made redundant.