Muhasebe alanında yüksek lisans, ancak muhasebe veya finansa sıfır ilgi (70 bin $+)

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1. Born-Piece6949

   Şubat 24, 2026 - 1:23 am

   Same

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2. Pain_Tough

   Şubat 24, 2026 - 1:23 am

   Do a search on YouTube for ‘how to be a bartender’. There are complete courses

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3. hunglo0

   Şubat 24, 2026 - 1:23 am

   I graduated with my bachelors in accounting. I’m a data scientist now lol

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4. Resident_Progress259

   Şubat 24, 2026 - 1:23 am

   Can you give me your MaAcc

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5. Outrageous_Duck3227

   Şubat 24, 2026 - 1:23 am

   try sales, lots of talking, less numbers. can pay well if you’re good. bartending’s decent too, but unpredictable hours.

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6. Sl4yer_1983

   Şubat 24, 2026 - 1:23 am

   I was/am in your same position. Went to school for analytics, ended up in accounting/finance, and (finally) got an offer to move into a project management role. I also realized I don’t like “behind the scenes” work, and that I wanted a more social position.

   The good news is that accounting is the language of business, so you have a good perspective on any field, which makes you a valuable candidate.

   Some suggestions:
   – Sales: pays better than bartending a lot of the time. AI cannot replace sales people. If you want to ever go out on your own, you’re gonna have to know how to sell. Very people & relationship focused. (My end goal). Your finance/accounting background gives you a good leg up because you’re able to communicate value in a financial sense to customers

   – project management: social in the sense of you’re working with lots of departments, coordinating people, and interacting with customers. Your finance/accounting background is good because you’ll better be able to understand the company wide impact of your project(s)

   – FP&A: I pivoted to this for a brief period, although I disliked it more than accounting. Felt like way more spreadsheet work. Lots of people suggest this though, so just throwing it out.

   In your position, I would shoot for sales. Less spreadsheets, less admin work, etc. you’re building relationships with people. It also pays a lot if you’re good. $70k is not an unobtainable income goal if you’re selling the right project/in the right market/put in the work. Some cons of sales is that it’s very results driven & you are constantly measured for your performance.

   Biggest thing that I’ve told myself while in your situation is that this experience is not a loss. You’ve gained valuable knowledge, even if the work itself is not engaging for you. Take that knowledge and transfer it to something you would enjoy doing.

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7. Inevitable-Tune5726

   Şubat 24, 2026 - 1:23 am

   My friend went to work for the state bank examiner. I forget what it’s called. Sounds like a pretty good job.

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8. KiKi31Rose

   Şubat 24, 2026 - 1:23 am

   I make 75k bartending 4 shifts a week sometimes 3. But you’ll have a hard time getting a bar job with no experience. Try to get a serving job first and move up. Servers also can make good money. But dealing with the public will kill your soul so be aware 😂

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