u/harukatenoukun

Hello to all that go to Rutgers Newark how is the social scene? )

How hard is it to make friends ? Activities? How can i increase the chances of making good friends?

So I am a comptroller for years know a lot etc etc.

However I kind of lost my edge and got super comfy.

Anyway, I had a side gig that wanted a power BI reporting

I never did it drag my feet on it not did they asked specifically like I could have done it but choose not to

Anyway , an intern came in and did it . I have not seen it yet . But sounds good and technical.

I am feeling like I lost my edge honestly don’t know if I have it in my to improve my power bi skills too tired to do that.

Anyway should I feel bad? Am I out of touch? How can I compete with this kids that are new and eager and all that!

Do I have to compete . How do older accountants feel about it?

Advice?

My job is heavy on data analysis but honestly I have not been increasing my skills

Hello all, I am sure many of you who have been here from the first drop understand or have a concern if this is sustainable.

I have been fucked by smci before . Been holding went from 65 to 21 and now I am wondering should I cash out ? Will this crash again hard core? What are your thoughts?

So I graduated 10 years ago . I have been employed at the since place since then . I went from accounting assistant to comptroller in that time . Salary 180k medium company .

I graduated at 33 took a little detour in my 20’s. I have a nice house husband pets kids going to college .

Recently I got “reprimanded at work” and it made me worry and realized that outside this company I have no experience and I don’t have my CPA.

I am so lazy and kinda uninterested and unmotivated to do this and tackle the cpa . But I see it as insurance should anything go bad at my current employer .

Can you guys give me some good reasons to do this? Will it really make a difference can I realistically do this in a year ?

I have a ton of time available but little discipline

So I am a currently working remote it has been a month since I started doing remote work . I used to do hybrid work

I feel a bit disconnected since I do not have to go to the office . Left out almost …

Is this normal? Like I used to dislike getting up and driving to the office but I liked actually being at the office for the most part … I would also feel annoyed and left out at times. Since I worked in the admin office a medium company most ppl work at the site and not the admin offices.

Anyway I feel a little left out. For those who are fully remote how do you manage the lack of interactions and how do you make used of your time