Smart no name no face this time.

Btw since this course got interview UM can just say : the other candidate interview better

Then they gonna demand the video of all the qualified candidates interview process.

This post has been edited by Mixxomon: Sep 15 2025, 10:48 AM

I conclude that the scoring for STPM is too simple that people often underestimate their position.

Should do like SAT score, range from 400 to 1600

Here's the thing, every business needs finance staff.
AI probably eliminated basic data entry function.

But I will say once e-invoice comes into picture more finance function will be automated, because it forces business to standardize all their data entry.

Higher level function finance will remain, due to how each business is unique, and takes a while for AI to catch up.

This post has been edited by Mixxomon: Sep 15 2025, 03:14 PM

Heard that ever since excel/SAP replaced worksheet/manual ledgers in early 2000s

/remindme 10 years

This post has been edited by Mixxomon: Sep 15 2025, 03:19 PM

More like I know how broad finance coverage is. You're thinking finance and accounting is just book keeping, doing data entry.

I will agree that the human resource part won't be as big as usual as long as you keep the process the same. However you forgot human isn't constantly stagnant, we are learning too.

If my accounts exec previously doing keying in of invoices, if AI replace their function, they can use their energy to focus more on data interpretation and reasoning. And due to diverse business, it will take some time for AI to catch up, due to human behavior. Once AI catch up, we move up. If they are smarter than me and doing my job, and I don't adapt along, then i'm screwed, so I have no choice but to move up as well.

If they're putting all their career on just data entry job then yeah they're fucked.

Oh the new businesses coming out to support AI will need finance people also.

This post has been edited by Mixxomon: Sep 15 2025, 03:30 PM

Courses and syllabus can change too. They can incorporate AI programming into their courses, be it Finance, Law, Medicine (gulp).

Don't forget Indian tutorial youtubers. Those were lifesaver when self learning excel formulas.

For finance we yet to see any AI other than automated data entry. No doubt once the technology matures it will be adopted.

I think it's mentioned for law only 3 public Uni offering for non bumi.

Tried before. Still require a lot of user input.

I can't just prompt 'please model the budget next year 2026 assuming trumps don't go nuts'.
You still need a lot of data input like competitor database, what are their pricing, what is the outlook of material cost, what's the market sentiment.

This post has been edited by Mixxomon: Sep 15 2025, 04:09 PM

Hence no worries, Finance will evolve accordingly. Just like how it survive the introduction of type writers, computer, work sheet, internet.

Apparently 1960s time, to pass SPM(or was it still Cambridge) is like admirable already.
To get A in one of the subject is like genius already.

Need to restore to that standard.

This post has been edited by Mixxomon: Sep 15 2025, 04:43 PM