[tsokoberst]

Brief background about me: Passed all four parts but never had any work experience. I would like to enter Public Accounting Firm.

What should I do next? Will I be expecting any letter from NASBA on my mailbox?

What kind of AICPA membership am I eligible? (Associate member, CPA Exam candidate affilate or etc.?)

Whenever I try to go to CPA Firm sites and look upon their career section there is a section for students(internships) and experienced professionals. Which one should I should I choose because I’m both inexperienced and non-student?

Advance thanks for any help! 🙂

"It's not about the hours you put in, It's about what you put in the hours."

F-94,A-93,R-91,B-88 ->HELL!

PH CPA exam -87.57 -> DEEPER HELL!!

[tsokoberst]

@chakdey: Only from agencies. They usually doesn't have Public Accounting Firm clients so they tend not to call back. With regards to my submissions to CPA/Accounting Firms, I haven't had any.

"It's not about the hours you put in, It's about what you put in the hours."

F-94,A-93,R-91,B-88 ->HELL!

PH CPA exam -87.57 -> DEEPER HELL!!

[Jennifer241]

Do walk in's where you drop off your resume. (Just not during tax season, you won't get a meeting face-to-face) Even if they aren't hiring, if you can make a really good impression they will remember you. Profile on LinkedIn?

AUD - Jan 9,13 Pass
REG - Aug 30,13 Pass
BEC - Oct 26,13 Pass
FAR - Dec 4,13 Pass

Licensed CPA in the state of Oregon

[tsokoberst]

@jennifer24: Yes, I have a linkedin profile and I would love to expand my network because I've read from articles that it is also important that you have a lot of connections.

@all: Mind if I join your network?

"It's not about the hours you put in, It's about what you put in the hours."

F-94,A-93,R-91,B-88 ->HELL!

PH CPA exam -87.57 -> DEEPER HELL!!

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