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Hello all. I finished up the exams and I am looking for a new position. I have always regretted not working in public accounting, so I started applying to jobs at some of the smaller firms in my area for a couple of different reasons (flexibility, less hours in busy season, more diverse work experience). I interviewed with a very small CPA firm (1 partner, 2 other accountants) last week and decided it wasn’t the right fit for me. One of the things that bothered me is that there was very little in the way of benefits. I am coming from a position that offers low pay but great benefits. The small firm offered no health insurance, but they did offer to increase my salary to compensate. Also, no retirement. Is this typical of small firms?
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