What is your current occupation and where do you see yourself in the future?
By sunslinger
@sunslinger (474)
Singapore
4 responses
@natalie1981 (1995)
• Singapore
9 May 07
I'm currently an accountant working at a Government Agency.
I'm also studying Law but it's summer vacation here so I'm enjoying my time here in Mylot.
If all goes well with my studies, I see myself as a lawyer in the near future (I really hope so).
@sunslinger (474)
• Singapore
9 May 07
You're also an indsutry switcher like me. I'm happy to hear that you have big ambitions for yourselves. Remember to always chase your dreams. All the best in your future career as a lawyer!
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@xueyao (164)
• China
9 May 07
I am an accountant at the being time.It is about ten month from I graduated from school.Have you deard of the CPA a professional post for accounting in china?and this is my target.so I will work hard to achive it.
I am a new in company,I belive that I must learn much about my job.
@sunslinger (474)
• Singapore
9 May 07
Yes I have heard of the CPA. It is good to get certification in your industry of choice. As for myself, I'm working on the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA).
All the best in pursuing your dreams and thanks for sharing!
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@xueyao (164)
• China
10 May 07
So great you have heard of that.I will sign up three days later and the exam is in september.I only have the time of four months.
Do you tell me something about your work, I want to know what difficult in accounting? what are you think about your work?I learned it four years ago.but I don't understand that work high.The low rule of the accounting change day after day, and link together the internation.
@mssnow (9484)
• United States
9 May 07
My current occupation is a lot of independent contracting stuff. Mylot, online surveys mystery shopping. whatever i can do without actually have a 9 to 5 job. I hate working for others.
@sunslinger (474)
• Singapore
9 May 07
I feel the same way about working for others. I felt alive when I had a part-time venture. It felt good when you know that your own efforts affect you directly. However, in recent years, I've found myself leaning towards the finance sector.
Thanks for sharing!
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@amit_shehwag (836)
• India
9 May 07
i am now doing marine engineering..and i wish to become the youngest chief engineer in this field in 5 years..if my dream comes true...normally as i use to see the seniors ..it really takes around 10 years to be a chief engineer..because of getting late in clearing exams..i kno it is really difficult to study while doing job..but i am planning to do so in starting of carrer..it will cost me much labour but i am ready for this war..i will be doing studies while doing job..and will try to clear all the papers to get promoted to become a chief engineer..
@sunslinger (474)
• Singapore
9 May 07
You have big ambitions and that is good. I wish you all the best in your career ambitions! Persevere on!
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