Chartered Accountant compares his Profession with the salary of an IAS; Why do people prefer IAS over other Profession?:

A recent post by a CA has sparked an argument on X. He stated that he does not understand why people prefer the IAS over the CA, despite the latter's better salary range.
CA compared his Profession with an IAS's Salary
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Chartered Accountant compares his Profession with the salary of an IAS; Why do people prefer IAS to other Profession?
A recent post by a Chartered Accountant has sparked an argument on X, formerly known as Twitter. In his post, he stated that he does not understand why people prefer the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) over the CA, despite the latter's better salary range.
While many people criticized his post, claiming that the IAS is all about "power and respect," a few people backed it.
CA Chirag Chauhan wrote on his official Twitter Account, "The average salary of an IAS is the starting salary of a CA. Why do people prefer IAS?". Along with the tweet, he also posted a photo of an IAS officer's salary division.
The post was shared 3 days ago. Since being tweeted, the share has had over 7.5 lakh views, and the figure is only growing. The share has received nearly 2,400 likes. People left various comments in response to the share.
Another user wrote, "People wanting to join IAS are not motivated by money they are motivated by desire to serve people."
“Power and respect is greater than money,” expressed another.
Another post read, "The platform that you get to create an impact on the society cannot be compared to any other job. As a politician perhaps. But that is even tougher than getting selected as an #IAS."
Another post read, "CA's 4 lakh people in India..but IAS Officer's is just 4k..I think there is no comparison."
Another tweet said, "Software Engineers, CAs, consultants etc. all make much more than an IAS. Also, get to work on much more intriguing stuff but society will make you think you are missing out on something if you're not an IAS."

The post was shared 3 days ago. Since being tweeted, the share has had over 7.5 lakh views, and the figure is only growing. The share has received nearly 2,400 likes. People left various comments in response to the share.
Reaction of Twitter User on CA's Post
One post read, "Have you heard an IAS ever reporting to a CA. Ever!? (Unless the CA is a senior govt employee or a minister)."
Another user wrote, "People wanting to join IAS are not motivated by money they are motivated by desire to serve people."
“Power and respect is greater than money,” expressed another.
Another post read, "The platform that you get to create an impact on the society cannot be compared to any other job. As a politician perhaps. But that is even tougher than getting selected as an #IAS."
Another post read, "CA's 4 lakh people in India..but IAS Officer's is just 4k..I think there is no comparison."
Another tweet said, "Software Engineers, CAs, consultants etc. all make much more than an IAS. Also, get to work on much more intriguing stuff but society will make you think you are missing out on something if you're not an IAS."

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