>>1016105

Internal Auditor.

>>1016110
That definetely most came to mind, but I wasn't either convinced that I'd be apt for how sociable it's outlayed as.


>mfw actually entered finance to not deal with the "people skills" bullshit

>>1016105
>accounting technician
the fuck is that

what >>1016110 said

>>1016117
>finance
>literally convincing people to give you money on a promise
>didn't think it would require people skills

>>1016105
Retail banker for the win. Its a competitive ass job, but the benefits are extraordinary. Actuary you have to take shit load of test before you can get a low tier job. Accountants are boring and watch reruns of the price is right for fun, financial adviser = salesperson with a finance degree. Investment bankers don't have lives and are soulless entities,.

I know a few retail bankers and they got money and fuck women on the daily.

>>1016117
>2nd year finance student
>fucking grateful no people skills classes in any semester

>>1016105
You should be able to work at government instances as well.
>>1016117
>>1017188
Ehh you need them for most jobs that you're fit for.

That said econometrics and economics have less people skills stuff.

>>1016476
They repair damaged accountants.

>>1016505
I thought over here (Netherlands) you needed a ph.d to be an acknowledged actuary.