Man/wTheMachineGun
Desperado
It's just so dull, nothing interesting at all, then the only way to get good is to do it over and over and over. I simply do not have the attention span for that.

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Yeah...
Math really isn't any fun usually. But practice makes perfect in it. So at least it doesn't randomly change like science.
Damn you pluto are you a planet or aren't you?![]()
Well I wouldn't go as far as to say that math has no use at all.
But in certain careers it would seem silly to make someone learn so MUCH math that they're never going to use at all. I mean, I'm never going to use Calculus so why make me learn it?
It's just memorization and then forgetting. A waste of time.
Okay folks, this is a thread about accounting, not a rant about how much we hate school system math. So lets get back on topic please. Thank you.
This is perhaps the only truth I've seen in here. If you want to get good at Accounting, you need constant practice and, even once you've learned it, you need to keep going back to it. I've been doing it for four years now, and I still forget to do things. There is a lot to remember. Remembering the layout is half of it, you also need to remember what numbers to use, and whether you need to account for anything else mentioned, like a provision for debts. Or if something included in the additional information is even relevant. It's more about the concepts than it is the numbers - yes, you do something this way, but WHY do you do it this way is more important.Man w/TheMachineGun said:the only way to get good is to do it over and over and over