On 7/31/10 12:49 PM, Bryan O'Neal wrote:
> Start out with a good baookeeper vrs a cpa - cheaper and they try to
> make you self reliant. Use the CPA only for hard stiff and end of year
> filings when situations change. But then again, I am an accountant so
> it is different when I say these things are easy. <shrugs>
>
I do have some accounting training (like 11 credit hours worth) from
GCC. I am not a CPA and I don't have the necessary training to be one
yet. I am good with numbers though. I am learning how to manipulate
OpenOffice here on the mac (the mac has voice over and a nice zoom
function) so doing word processing and spreadsheet stuff is getting
easier for me at least.
I wouldn't mid the work as a book keeper either. Put me there or in an
entry level IT position, or as an inbound CSR for an ISP or autoparts
dealer, etc. I just need to be some where. :)
Hell, if i was in better shape, I'd be out in the fields picking melons
or on a construction site driving nails with a hammer (assuming anyone
would hire a visually impaired person to do those jobs). At this point I
am willing to do just about anything.
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