The March edition of Young Professional features a guide to…
In July we asked the question “What do you do in the time between exams and results?”
The results were as follows:
Not suprisingly 50% of respondents take a well earned break.
26% start studying for the next exams gaining a useful six to eight weeks!
4% review study notes in case of resits.
20% do a combination of all three!
In June we asked the question “Would you recommend accountancy as a career?”
Surprisingly only 65% of you said yes, you would recommend accountancy as a career to others. A massive 28% said no way, you wouldn’t recommend it and 7% were left undecided.
Given that the majority of visitors to this site are studying accountancy and in many cases are at the start of their career, it is surprising that such a high number (28%) wouldn’t recommend it!
Add you views or observations on why this may be the case on this…
The March edition of Young Professional features a guide to improving your emotional intelligence.
Contrary to the traditional British stiff upper lip way of doing business, emotions at work can have a positive effect on productivity. Understanding and being able to act on your own and your colleagues’ emotions can also mean speedy career progression.
This month’s edition of Young Professional, Accountancy Age’s digital magazine for up and coming accountants, features a guide to improving your emotional intelligence and how to use it effectively at work.
The March issue also takes a look at…
For a bit of fun over the Easter break we hid 6 Easter Eggs around the site in our inaugural AccountancyStudents Easter Egg Hunt. All you had to do was search around and when you found one of the Eggs hover on it and note down the secret code. Find all six secret codes and you could have been a winner!
For the avoidance of doubt the six Easter eggs were hidden (and can still be seen) at the following locations:
Channels - Community - here Codeword - BUNNY
Channels - Financial Reporting…
Poll results from the AccountancyStudents February/March polls are published below.
Some of the results make interesting reading and copies will be sent to the relevant professional bodies to inform them of your opinion. The professional bodies live polls have now been updated and run through to 30 April 2008.
If you have any suggestions for future polls please contact us.
With apologies for the poor quality graphics.
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