So I went ahead and found the 2020 Census Results for all the states in which NPs have FPA.
The 24 states are: Alaska Arizona Colorado Connecticut District of Columbia Hawaii Idaho Iowa Maine Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico North Dakota Oregon Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont Washington Wyoming
The total US Population: 329.5 million
The total population within the above 24 states: 69.66 million
So, whenever they say "Well half the country already has it anyways" - You can then suggest that this is less than 1/4 of the actual population who has to deal with FPA.
Which one is more widely recognized/worth joining? The letter from the CFP Board on my certification letter mentioned both. Thanks!!!
Hey guys, has anyone ever implemented an FPA process, the company I’m with now doesn’t have anything. Curious if anyone has and what worked and didn’t work.
Congratulations to everyone who cleared November exam.
I appeared and couldn't clear it sadly. I am working as FPA analyst in manufacturing industry in India. Any suggestions what to do. I am weak at FIs, Derivatives part.
Also, my goal is to continue working in FPA profile.. Would doing CFA be the right choice? If not, any other recommendations.
Seen in the ER couple of months back by a neurologist. Wanted some OP tests.
Get a letter for an appointment 6 mths out with a PA. A bit unsettled, but I figured she'll check me, i'll get the tests, then a doc would see me to interpret the tests.
Fast forward to the appointment. The PA was professional, but her exam was, limited. Visual fields for a peripheral issue? and both at once? Patellar reflex was done with my feet flat on the floor.
None of the tests the neurologist wanted had been ordered. One, EMG, will be > 5 months out. The EEG, I'm afraid to ask.
The office manager called today because she'd heard I was upset. Well, duh. She told me that the PA is qualified to decide what tests are needed. After her 2 years of experience after school.
If/when I ever get the tests, I'm inisting I see a physician. Period. Regardless of the specialty, it comforting to know that the most qualified person (MD/DO) is overseeing things.
Has anyone heard anything about a 2022 FPA externship? I already joined their waitlist on the website, but I can’t find any info on when/if they are going to do it this year. I’m not sure when they announced it previous years, but I’m REALLY interested in doing it because I graduate with my BS in Finance (CFP path) in August and I really want to hit the ground running!
a random thought popped into my head today, considering that the deadline for application has passed and I'm not intending to cheat or anything, please don't take anything I said here too seriously.
But what if one were to claim a publication by someone else with identical name? Since they don't require us to submit additional evidence for it, I feel like this might be a huge loophole in the application system.
Hi everyone,
I have an interview coming up with Google and was hoping you guys could help me with prep. I work in professional services industry and not too familiar with Tech FPA.
What are some of the key concepts I should know for the interview?
has Anyone interviewed before? what are the questions like? Glassdoor wasn't too helpful
ie Google FP&A key challenges, revenue models, forecast method, rev rec methods, applications used, etc.
Thanks,
Whenever I’ve talked to a recruiter they’ve told me it’s very difficult for anyone from audit to break into a finance role. Even if they have a couple busy seasons and a cpa.
This will surely be revisited next session so there will be more to come but for now! Thanks again!
Rudolf von Goldenbaum envisioned the Reich as a militaristic state like Prussia with Junker-like nobility on the top according to his ideology. But there's no outside force like aliens in LOGH. So it would have gradually fragmented into feudal states with noble infighting (although it still happened) without some common enemy.
I have a feeling that the emperors and nobles sort of realized this as the empire stagnated which is why the war degenerated into border skirmishes without a clear war goal. Also Reinhard etc (sarcastically) states that some nobles are perhaps reluctant fighting the Alliance since they provide refuge for nobles who fell out of favour.
Not sure if Rudolf foresaw it. Almost seems intentional because what would've happened is stupefyingly obvious.
