If the recent spate of sunny weather has given you the taste for more, then
Young
Professional may provide you with the perfect way to do it.
The May edition of Accountancy Age’s digital magazine for upand coming
accountants,explores what it’s like to work on the tropical Cayman Islands and
how it can simultaneously help your career.
We also talk to a young Ernst & Young partner forging a career in the
increasingly fashionable area of hedge funds. For those still struggling to get
through exams we offer our guide to passing your resits, while one of our
apprentices bids us farewell as he sets off for a life in another country
outside of accountancy.
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