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Business > Top Business
Why I chose to be a public practitioner
By Nathalie Tan
Jul 17, 2024 12:27 am

AS a small practitioner in the public accountancy profession in the Philippines, I am faced with numerous challenges that constantly test my dedication and commitment to my profession.

The looming Quality Assurance Review adds pressure to an already demanding career, making me question if the sacrifices are still worth it. Despite the challenges, I continue to persevere because being a public practitioner is not just a job — it is a calling that requires passion and dedication.

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