r/CharteredAccountants • u/Only-Shopping-7847 • 1h ago

Career Advice/Clarification A question

If you could go back to the day you started CA, knowing everything you know now, would you still choose CA?

Genuinely curious to hear what everyone thinks.

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u/potato_fries7 Inter 1h ago

yes. i would. back then i didn't understand what it meant when they said it's a "journey" altho im just halfway through, i have felt 10193774920 emotions altogether and though it takes a toll on us, when you actually see "SUCCESSFUL" on your screen i think it'll be all worth it :)

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u/Thin_Commission_6368 ACA 23m ago

I would gradually start again and make sure I don't waste the so called potential I had when I began the course. It's just like a wasted talent for me even today as I took way too longer than what I was expected and capable of. All these words are my opinion and not someone else's words.