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My biggest fear was everyone expecting me to know all the FASB statements and accounting theory. But you really don't need to worry about it because they're going to teach you. Each accounting firm audits differently. They have different procedures that they go through. They set up their work papers differently. They'll teach you on the job how you cross-reference, how you set up your tick marks. They wont expect you to know a lot about FASB statements They'll probably you want you start you to build knowledge about specific industry and that's where you focus your knowledge rather than trying to tackle the industry as a whole. Which can be overwhelming. |
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