The Inked CPA
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Review summary
Based on 13 comments, created with AI
Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, teacher's experience, tests & practice. Many students highlight focus on strategic thinking over rote data entry, em...
What students talk about most
Evaluation breakdown
Top Strengths
1. Exceptional focus on practical, hands-on learning and real-world application
2. Inspiring career transformation and guidance towards entrepreneurial success
3. Deep understanding of industry needs and student learning challenges
Areas to Improve
1. None identified from student comments
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What students love
“I went from washing dishes to running my own accounting firm from Spain. AI didn't stop that — it actually created more demand for people who can think strategically.”
“Most people think bookkeeping is just data entry. It's not — it's the system that tells a business owner where every dollar went and whether the company is actually making money.”
“I started as a $40K AP clerk at Costco — a job most people told me was just a stepping stone. That 'stepping stone' turned into a 10-year career, multiple promotions, and my own firm.”
“I have a master's degree in accounting and I learned 90% of what I actually use on the job — not in school. This career is about people, not numbers.”
“If you can explain a P&L to a stressed-out business owner in plain English, you're more valuable than any math genius.”
“After 13 years in accounting, the #1 thing I see hold beginners back isn't skill — it's starting with theory instead of actually doing the work.”
“Open QuickBooks, record real transactions, make mistakes, fix them. That's when this career clicks.”
“I started as a $40K/year clerk and had no idea this career would eventually let me run my own firm from Spain. The path is real.”
“The biggest reason people don't finish learning bookkeeping isn't lack of ability — it's hitting a wall at 11pm with no one to ask.”
“Knowing how to actually do the work — and being able to sell yourself in an interview — that's what lands the job.”