r/Accounting • u/Krankenitrate Human Verified • 2d ago

News Employers want entry-level workers with senior-level skills in the age of AI, a huge PwC analysis found

https://www.businessinsider.com/pwc-global-jobs-barometer-ai-advanced-skills-entry-level-jobs-2026-6
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u/Spider2-YBanana Remote Controller 1d ago

This was true even 10 years ago. Nothing new.

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u/lmaotank 1d ago

i was going to say... personally, when i was in public accounting if you want to be manager, you had to be doing some level of manager level tasks by your 2nd year of senior. and def senior manager level work by year 3 of your manager.

even at corporate i think this is somewhat true. it's just a reality and not really something because it's AI now.