Would you guys say that when going into audit or consulting, you should have an advanced profiency in excel-esque work
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Date asked: mardi, mars 12, 2024
Last reviewed: mardi, mars 12, 2024
Ben L.
TTT (Tax Transformation & Technology) Apprentice
Hi Yusuf, great question. I'm in consulting, and I can say you don't need to be completely proficient in excel. Any knowledge of the tool is great, but:
a) you will learn a lot on the job, and people will always lend a hand if you aren't sure on how to do something & b) more often than not, the excel work you will be doing won't be overly complicated.
mardi, mars 12, 2024
Yusuf A.
Amazing thank you so much
mardi, mars 12, 2024
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