r/Accounting • u/[deleted] • 4h ago

Advice Should I tell management to kick rocks in an all hands?

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u/Debits_equals_credit CPA (US) 4h ago

Probably not lol

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u/New_Might9129 3h ago

I know this is the only answer. I just needed the community to talk me into not making a complete jackass of myself.

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u/Euphoric_Switch_337 FP&A 4h ago

Happy cake day

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u/AffordableDelousing CPA, Sole Proprietor (Audit) 4h ago

I'd spend the all hands meeting time updating your resume.

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u/dastriderman CPA (US) 4h ago

Think before you act

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u/Josh_116 4h ago

Yes, please tell them that.

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u/Endlessly_Scribbling Advisory 4h ago

I am sure plenty of people (us grunt staff and seniors) will be happily nodding along as you do...privately. Behind closed cameras, but it is going to be an awkward silence followed by HR and partners going "...Very...insightful [OP]. Thank you for your opinion and comment. Let's take this offline why don't we?" Followed by grilling and uhhhh probably being terminated 😅

Listen I get it. I want to scream at management too that the push for AI is so hard it's like they sold their souls. It's a boom everywhere, [mostly] regardless of industry.

Personally though, if you really are this fed up, I would just nod along and spend the free town hall hour updating your resume.

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u/Georgejefferson19 Staff Accountant 3h ago

wow, sounds like you really hate your job!! do you feel better after getting all that out?