'R' Letter

There were quite a number of my colleagues submitted their 'R' letter. When is my time? My answer is 'soon'!

Sometimes, it's sad to see their departure but I would like to congratulate them for relieving themselves and wish them all the best. It's definitely a hard decision to make, so do I. Yes, I don't want the audit life but I started to get used to it. Furthermore, even my Principal and my Partner also recognise me now.

I know that I would have my future in my firm but that's not what I want. My plans or dreams are diminishing because I just can plan based on my salary. That's not much! I want more. I have a big dream and I want to realise it.

Therefore, why don't I do something that has no limit? It's normal and their duty or responsibility to complete their file no matter what it costs to auditors. Nevertheless, I don't have this kind of thinking. Working overtime without any compensation or claim, sometimes even exceed the working hours permitted by Employment Acts (60 hours a week) is not normal to me. It's just making my boss becomes richer while my leisure time is lesser and lesser.

Most auditors will treat it as their responsibility but please bear in mind, the client is not our client! Yes, we have the onus to complete our file but do our bosses do their part? Do they compensate us fairly and justly? Why we have to do something unwillingly?

Actually, working is fun or pressure? If your answer is the former one, I would like to congratulate you since you have found the right job. Nonetheless, if your answer is the latter one, I would like to advise you to consider the alternatives.

Have you ever asked yourself that why you have to work? The answer is very simple. It's to earn money. Then, the answer is followed by are you involving in your desired work or are you satisfied with your current salary? Please do not hesitate to consult me should you have any doubts or queries.



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