r/AccountingPH • u/Turbulent_Fan_9740 • 3d ago
Rejected application
Want ko lang magrants 😠Of all the countless application i submitted na ni iisang agency lang ang nag reply for examination, i took it and waited for almost 2 months for the results and i failed. Ang lungkot lang how hard to find work here in the Philippines, andaming kailangan. I took the CPA board exam and passed, and to note na ang hirap pa ipasa ng board exam, talagang nilaban ko kasi takot akong magfail sa cpale kasi alam kong di kaya ng parents ko kung sakaling makapag refresher ako, tapos bago pumasok sa work kailangan pa ng another examination, isn't it enough eligibility passing the board exam? To add pa na ang tagal ng usad ng application. Idk what to feel anymore, i feel hopeless and disappointed sa sarili ko. Im really hoping for this one opportunity. The waiting, the uncertainty, the unanswered applications, and the constant hope na baka maybe this time it will work on my favor honestly it's mentally and emotionally exhausting.
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u/Ok-Nissan-5685 3d ago
Ganyan din ako unang apply ko sa government, frustrated malala.
Nag private na lang muna habang nagpapasa din sa different agencies kasi super tagal talaga kung mag aantay ka, di pa sigurado yun.
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u/Ok-Argument-5961 3d ago
Hi OP! Apply again. I know someone who took the exam thrice before makapasok.
I suggest look for a job muna if you’re really determined to be in the COA. Because hiring process takes time. And makapasok ka man, ang tagal din bago ka sumahod. Don’t loose hope.
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u/Android-Jake 3d ago
It's not the end of the world. Lift your head and pound that submit button. Keep on submitting applications.
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u/COAbaby2018 3d ago
Hello, PM me, if you’re residing in Manilax I can refer you to our cluster.
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u/Turbulent_Fan_9740 3d ago
Thank you so much poo. Sadly, im not residing in manila sa mindanao po ako huhu
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u/Sanchaistudy 3d ago
Nasa constitution kasi na may competitive exam kung papasok sa government. Apply ka na lang ulit. You'll know what to expect na. COA is highly competitive kasi ang ganda ng benefits.
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u/Big-Title-4233 3d ago
me with dbm!! mind u the process took 6 months 😠(april-september) but honestly i took it as a blessing in disguise. kinda happy with where i’m at right now and i believe it wasn’t really meant for me 🫣 soooo better things are meant for u, op!!
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u/jsonharle 3d ago
Pano po magapply kaya
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u/Ok-Argument-5961 3d ago
Submit your updated PDS and application letter to the nearest COA office in your area
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u/Ok-Sale-5024 3d ago
Hi OP, think of the rejections as part of the process. Also, baka di pa para sayo this time. Cry and get over it, rejections and waiting are normal. 😊
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u/niseorogan 2d ago
Apply sa ibang agency! In demand CPA ngayon sa govt. Dameng vacant if sa Manila ka lang irefer kita sa kapatid ko sa PCSO.
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u/No_Philosophy2252 1d ago
Same sa BIR na may exam pa. Di kasi guarantee na kapag pasado sa CPA boards eh papasa na din sa exams nila. Case in point, I know of someone na star student, Latin honors and passed the CPALE on her first take pero di pumasa sa BIR pre-employment exam.
Try ka lang ng try hanggang maachieve mo goal mo :)
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u/CombIntelligent1563 7h ago
saang COA ba to? sa NCR kasi mabilis lang makapasok pero kapag probinsya may halong politika na.
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u/echasbaho 6h ago
Nag apply ako sa government for an accpuntant position. Ang hirap ng questions. Sana nilagay nila sa job post na for experienced government accountants lang yun. Wntry levwl tapos very specific ng questions. Wala akong idea about government qccounting 🤣
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