A Public Accounting Career: The Gap Between Student Expectations and Accounting Staff Experiences.

Joseph V. Carcello · Jack Copeland

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Abstract Investigates the possible attributes of the accounting profession that may discourage students from choosing a career in public accounting or may cause those who do enter public accounting to become dissatisfied. Job duties and responsibilities; Advancement, training and supervision; Personal concerns.

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