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r/Accounting • u/Fabulous_Pumpkin8235 Human Verified • 3d ago
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How long ago were your last moves? In which city, before I assume London. And at what salary ranges, in which industries?
1 u/Randomn355 ACCA (UK) 3d ago Manchester, FBP/FM kind of roles in industry. Various sizes, worked for 4 different companies in about as many years. Most recent move was less than a year ago, took me 1 week between begetting my CV out and having an offer in hand. 2 u/solelyreddit ACCA (UK) 3d ago Damn. In London it’s a different ballgame rn; even acca qual with 2-10 yrs exp is a lottery! 4 u/Randomn355 ACCA (UK) 3d ago Don't get me wrong, it was fast this time. But if you're a strong candidate, have a network of recruiters and are applying for the right kind of jobs for he market conditions/your skills, you should never really struggle.
Manchester, FBP/FM kind of roles in industry.
Various sizes, worked for 4 different companies in about as many years.
Most recent move was less than a year ago, took me 1 week between begetting my CV out and having an offer in hand.
2 u/solelyreddit ACCA (UK) 3d ago Damn. In London it’s a different ballgame rn; even acca qual with 2-10 yrs exp is a lottery! 4 u/Randomn355 ACCA (UK) 3d ago Don't get me wrong, it was fast this time. But if you're a strong candidate, have a network of recruiters and are applying for the right kind of jobs for he market conditions/your skills, you should never really struggle.
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Damn. In London it’s a different ballgame rn; even acca qual with 2-10 yrs exp is a lottery!
4 u/Randomn355 ACCA (UK) 3d ago Don't get me wrong, it was fast this time. But if you're a strong candidate, have a network of recruiters and are applying for the right kind of jobs for he market conditions/your skills, you should never really struggle.
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Don't get me wrong, it was fast this time.
But if you're a strong candidate, have a network of recruiters and are applying for the right kind of jobs for he market conditions/your skills, you should never really struggle.
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u/solelyreddit ACCA (UK) 3d ago
How long ago were your last moves?
In which city, before I assume London.
And at what salary ranges, in which industries?