Is there a future as an accountant in a company without financial software?

Software serves people, and companies that don't use financial software have no future, but accountants who have done manual accounting can gain a lot of deeper experience and know more about accounting than some financial personnel who rely on computers, so they have a future.

To be an accountant, you need to use a computer instead of relying on it. You can't let the computer replace the human brain. Computer programs are dead and people are alive. If computer programs could replace accounting, the accounting industry would have long since ceased to exist. Many times, efforts are outside the computer, and the computer is just a tool. As a kind of computer software, financial software is positioned to simplify operation, not to reflect accounting level. Doesn't mean you use advanced financial software. The more advanced financial software means the more advanced. Sometimes it is not a good thing to have a partner who does everything (financial software).

An old frontiersman loses his horse—a blessing in disguise. As long as you study accounting rules and learn accounting knowledge in depth, it is the same whether you have financial software or not. Look at those professors and scholars, which one is giving lectures with Kingdee UFIDA? Accounting skills are mainly reflected in the understanding of standards and economy.

Give you a manual bookkeeping tutorial, you can learn it, and then use the computer after learning it. Isn't it even more powerful?

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