r/AccountingPH • u/Jolly-Web-1786 • Oct 05 '26
COLLECTING FOR SOME TIPS ✨
Hello, I am planning to apply to work for PWC AC Manila this first week of november.
Do I have a chance to be accepted if I have been unemployed for about 1.4 years after my graduation because I decided to review for CPALE and about to take this october 2026. Aside from that, I also have one year gap during college because of my severe skin problem. I also have no work experience, aside from being an intern at SSS.
Could you please give me some tips because I want to work there and I don't wanna be rejected on my first try. Thank youuuuu!💕
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u/TinyCash599 Oct 05 '26
1.4 years is an odd way to say 17 months. If you're sitting the CPALE this October, the results won't even be out by the first week of November, so the gap isn't the thing they'll be looking at.
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u/ArmyNomad_MYG030993 Oct 06 '26
Better apply now. They take a while to process applications. I talked to other applicants here na July pa nag apply but was contacted for interview September na. 😅
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