1)bribe your boss (or ur potential reference) and make sure you put ur current title as "junior real estate/ property accountant", you are in a pretty good industry and there are lots property accountant jobs pays 40k to 55K for junior to intermediate level. And move to corporate accountant once you get your CGA?
2)if you have a change, read your company's F/S, not just the numbers but more importantly the notes to F/S.(i did that and learned a lot.)
3) get the book called "Excel for Accountant" and work on your excel skills: loolk-ups, macros, pivit tables
4)study the GAAP and IFRS sections for your industry. Like you said you are learning anything, well, now you have something to learn haha.For example, http://www.pwc.com/ca/en/ifrs/real-estate.jhtml
5) do research about the industry and business cycle, prepare to market yourself as an industry expert.... for example: commercial rent, residential rent.....and the profit margin for these.....
2)if you have a change, read your company's F/S, not just the numbers but more importantly the notes to F/S.(i did that and learned a lot.)
3) get the book called "Excel for Accountant" and work on your excel skills: loolk-ups, macros, pivit tables
4)study the GAAP and IFRS sections for your industry. Like you said you are learning anything, well, now you have something to learn haha.For example, http://www.pwc.com/ca/en/ifrs/real-estate.jhtml
5) do research about the industry and business cycle, prepare to market yourself as an industry expert.... for example: commercial rent, residential rent.....and the profit margin for these.....