> would do corporate accounting for free (let's assume this guy exists) The problem is that it's estabilished as the new norm. Instead of accepting that maybe

> would do corporate accounting for free (let's assume this guy exists) The problem is that it's estabilished as the new norm. Instead of accepting that maybe 0.1% accountants are passionate about their job and thus getting hiring like that is just a super-lucky coincidence, they actively seek them, forcing people to pretend about their passion for the job. As a consequence, the companies lose candidates who would make excellent accountants, but are not able or not willing to lie during the interview. Another consequence is that people are generally unhappy to work in a place built on bullshit.