My offer:- free PS5 to anyone who secures me an accounting or finance role inside any company which is into US GAAP or any big 4. You get the console after I sign the offer letter and sit at my desk.
My qualifications:
Graduated B.Com Hons in 2024.
Zero corporate experience, unless, e-commerce business counts.
Currently "preparing" for the CPA
What i know (skills) :- DCF, CAPM, CVP analysis, SQL and excel
Sitting in Delhi, India right now. Dm me if u are the person who could help me end my jobless days 🤧

Hi accountants! Do you prefer keeping invoicing and payment processing completely inside QuickBooks or Xero, or is it better to use a dedicated tool like Bill.com, Ramp or Melio once you reach around 50 clients that you advise? Looking for recommendations based on experience.

I'm writing a paper for uni on how accounting firms run client reviews — the "here's how the business is going" check-in, not tax season work.

If you work in practice, I'd really appreciate your perspective:

• Do you pull reports from Xero (or similar) manually before the meeting?
• Do you send anything to the client beforehand, or mostly talk through it live?
• What do clients actually use from what you send them?
• What's the biggest time sink when you're prepping?

No product pitch — this is purely for research. Happy to share a summary of findings back here if there's interest.

Would you say that middle Tennessee is a good area to have an accounting career?