Yeah, yeah. We've heard all that before. Stephanie Bryant, director of the School of Accountancy at the University of South Florida, put it another way:Instead of scaring young people away from the profession, the scandals earlier this decade may have helped recruit new accountants.
"In kind of a weird way, the bad news got more students interested," said Chuck Landes, vice president of the Professional Standards Group for the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
"They saw it as a way to do something positive, not just for themselves, but for the public."
Demand For Accountants On The Rise [Tampa Tribune]"The students get it - they see this is a very different job today, with many different avenues of specialty," Bryant said. "Kids today want to be challenged, and they want to do interesting stuff."
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