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Can I Switch Careers with 10 Years of Experience in Reconciliation After Returning from Maternity Leave?

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 14, 2024Hindi

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I have 10 years of experience in reconciliation.i am really good at accounts and Excel..but since I was back from maternity my company is not offering promotion.. currently it's a hybrid working.is there any course I can do or any career opportunity to switch which provides wfh.i have twins of 2years old

Ans: Hello there,
Since you are good at Accounts and Excel, I would suggest you pursue business analytics or data analytics courses and specialize in account/finance-related domains that would help progress your career and potentially offer work-from-home opportunities as well. All the best.

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