Question about being qualified

My company that I did placement with want me to do my accounting exams but I really don’t want to go through another 3 years of exams and being on a shit salary. The only reason I’m contemplating is because it’s a guaranteed job and I know how bad the job market is. Is there anyway to shorten these exams because I’d do it if I could fit it into 1 year or something. Literally any loophole at all.

Thanks

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u/Trokkan — 12 days ago

Saved 800 hours of work for my company what to do next ?

So I just finished my internship and I saved around 800 hours for teams this year through AI and tools I created. About 200 will keep carrying on year on year. I have made extremely helpful tools and apps for the company which are used every day.

When I finished a days work some days I would try work on something. I know it’s probably very saturated at this stage but I have actually done it in a large company and made a change but I want to do this for other companies too. What I want to offer is help setup AI within a company and teach or build tools and automations to help the company.

Something interesting I also made was a model that audits a companies websites to see how readable it is for an LLM to pick up. Example if you had a takeaway truck that sells chicken, people now a days to find something to eat will ask an LLM and I want to help the business show in that result. This model does that by outlining weak points in a website and they google business profile.

I am good with innovation and technology but when it comes to selling I have no experience. What would you guys do ?

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u/Trokkan — 1 month ago

Selling software

Hello,

I have made something that has saved my large company 7 figures. I want to sell this to other companies. How does one go about this ?
Also how does one get bought out by a big corp for their software.

Thank you lol

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u/Trokkan — 3 months ago

Intern bonus ?

I know some of you won’t believe this, but bear with me, I’ll share as much detail as I can.

I’m a Finance intern at a large company, but my background is in tech. Over the course of my internship, I’ve automated every task I was given, plus anything teammates brought to me. I also built an app that brings all of those automations together (keeping the specifics vague for obvious reasons).

Last week I had my final meeting with the IT/AI team, and it was eye-opening.

I walked them through the app and mentioned the limitations of hosting it on SharePoint. Their suggestions were to use Microsoft Forms or convert it to a Power App — neither of which I wanted, since building it myself gives me full control and customisation. I pushed back and kept going through the features.

Then they dropped something I wasn’t expecting. Apparently another team in our building pays €500k a year for an app that does something similar — and they told me mine has more features. The praise was genuine, and they also pointed out that the company pays for several other SaaS tools I could likely replicate based on what I’ve already built.

The colleague I’ve been working with mentioned I’d get a bonus if the app went global. But after hearing that 500k figure and learning just how much the company spends on tools like this — I’m sitting here wondering what the right move is.

What would you do in my position?

Also I know a lot of you are going to say fake, save yourself the time, I ask regularly on Reddit for advice as I love everyone’s views and advice. And yes I did use Claude to word some of this.

Thank you

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u/Trokkan — 4 months ago