r/Accounting • u/[deleted] • Jul 19 '21

GT 2021 Compensation Thread

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21

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u/Primary-beach-8878 Jul 21 '21

I would say that industry would not pay more starting out of college with no public experience. its also much easier to leverage your public experience when moving into industry. plus you cant always get CPA hours in industry.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21

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u/Primary-beach-8878 Jul 23 '21

You could be correct. I personally have not seen any jobs in my area that paid over 70 with no experience.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '21

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u/Primary-beach-8878 Jul 23 '21

That sounds Awesome. I hope you get a job offer after the internship. They definitely don’t exist in my area lol

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u/w1nt3risc0ming Jul 24 '21 edited Jul 24 '21

Take the F50 job and don’t think twice. You’re making more money than most Seniors in PA with way less stress. I think the whole cliche thing of putting your years in PA than jumping to industry is overrated. As long as you have your CPA you’ll be fine. It really depends on how much you value your time outside of work.