A Young Investor With An Engineering Degree

We live in a world where society agrees that a degree in a certain field and a job with fixed pay is all you need to live a successful, stress-free life. A Young Investor with an Engineering Degree challenges this dogma and explains in simple terms why a degree alone is not sufficient. This book aims to open new doors for other sources of income you thought were closed and explains why people are hesitant to invest in the first place. Most importantly, this book explains the subject of investment in simple terms assuming you know nothing of it, and provides the necessary exposure you need to embark on your investment journey, so don’t worry. You have the choice whether to invest or not, but at the very least understand its minimum. It proves, theoretically and practically, that investment isn’t a difficult subject after all. It emphasizes the importance of keeping things simple, and how investing could aid you on the long-run. This isn’t a book you only want, it’s a book you both want and need.

Professionalism In Accounts Auditing

Professionalism in Accounts Auditing’s main idea is a unique and profound insight. Even though some people frequently deal with numbers, even they do not realize that. This is the idea of the creativity that appears through observation.

When the accountant and auditor find an arithmetic difference, and when either tries to discover this arithmetic difference to correct the error, it may take a long time to discover it, and this is a waste of time and effort. The successful auditor has to take the shortest way possible to discover this error, and this can only be achieved through practice.

Hence the role of the auditor and the creative expert with high efficiency and extensive experience in his accounting work, is needed to illuminate the way for the novice accountant and auditor in his long path at work. This is the idea of the book and the methods of discovering accounting errors with ease.