Become a solicitor and accountant?

Have you got the money to do all the professional qualifications?

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Original post by ajj2000

I can’t think of any good reason for doing this in this way. Why would you want to?

I believe it would put me in a great position to become a company executive, chief executive even. With financial and legal knowledge, along with power that solicitors and accounts have, to run a company very effectively

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Original post by DiddyDecAlt

Have you got the money to do all the professional qualifications?

Yep

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Drewski

Original post by 3121

I believe it would put me in a great position to become a company executive, chief executive even. With financial and legal knowledge, along with power that solicitors and accounts have, to run a company very effectively

How many chief executives do you know that have done this?

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Original post by Drewski

How many chief executives do you know that have done this?

None! But how many chiefs have the same background? It’s about having unique strength and offering.

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Drewski

Original post by 3121

None! But how many chiefs have the same background? It’s about having unique strength and offering.

In terms of experiences and how they've worked themselves up through companies and sectors... You'll find they're all pretty similar in their own ways.

That none of them have done this route should tell you something.

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Original post by Drewski

In terms of experiences and how they've worked themselves up through companies and sectors... You'll find they're all pretty similar in their own ways.

That none of them have done this route should tell you something.

Hmmm you’re right. I’ll stick to just CIMA, seems the most beneficial in terms of knowledge that can actually be applied for the day to day work

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