A job disscussion
I personally liked being challenged and i like hands on activities because their require active participation and anticipate changes everyday. From a young age I have enjoyed group projects and go full out when i am given a task to solve. Being a financial manager i feel it gives me the challenge to organise finances, lead a goup or company financial, ect. With this type of job I will be able to go full out and do my best as it is something I enjoy and it will challenge to take my thinking to a new level as the tasks will get tougher. I enjoy learning and i feel this job will open my eyes to new things and give me an opportunity to learn and progress my knowledge.
With sound financial management, every entrepreneur can answer these questions. Financial management helps you:
• Obtain the financial statements you need to measure company success, meet government requirements, and gather information to use in making management decisions.
• Perform analyses to find profitable directions and eliminate unprofitable ones.
• Handle company finances to maximize profits and maintain liquidity and financial stability, with or without increased sales.
• Protect company assets.
• Plan financially to achieve company and personal goals, including non-financial company goals such as having the best place to work or offering the best quality products, and owner goals such as security, retirement, or leisure activities.
• Prepare financially for unknown developments such as new technology, new or improved competition, changes in customer needs, shifts in the economy, or changes in legislation. This also includes planning for the continued life of the company.
Sound financial management does not eliminate the need for attention to sales, production, and personnel, but enables each of these functions to succeed, and enables that success to be measured. Remember that everything you do in business has a direct or indirect financial implication.
In closing i chose this carrea because it is a hands on job, one gets to plan financial budgets, set long term goals for the company, messure company success and the list continues. It is not a typical office job where you sit for 8 hours glued to your chair and gazing at a your computer but as a financial manager, you are faced with new challenges everyday which requires active thinking.
With sound financial management, every entrepreneur can answer these questions. Financial management helps you:
• Obtain the financial statements you need to measure company success, meet government requirements, and gather information to use in making management decisions.
• Perform analyses to find profitable directions and eliminate unprofitable ones.
• Handle company finances to maximize profits and maintain liquidity and financial stability, with or without increased sales.
• Protect company assets.
• Plan financially to achieve company and personal goals, including non-financial company goals such as having the best place to work or offering the best quality products, and owner goals such as security, retirement, or leisure activities.
• Prepare financially for unknown developments such as new technology, new or improved competition, changes in customer needs, shifts in the economy, or changes in legislation. This also includes planning for the continued life of the company.
Sound financial management does not eliminate the need for attention to sales, production, and personnel, but enables each of these functions to succeed, and enables that success to be measured. Remember that everything you do in business has a direct or indirect financial implication.
In closing i chose this carrea because it is a hands on job, one gets to plan financial budgets, set long term goals for the company, messure company success and the list continues. It is not a typical office job where you sit for 8 hours glued to your chair and gazing at a your computer but as a financial manager, you are faced with new challenges everyday which requires active thinking.

1 Comments:
At April 1, 2009 at 7:18 AM ,
Vampree said...
Where's your summary?
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