What does a CFO do and how can anyone become one?
In: Economics
A CFO operates as an executive department head of an accounting wing for a company, overseeing the managment of financial needs such as billing, pay for employees, and general stewardship of company coffers.
You can become a CFO by being hired as one, being promoted from an accounting managment or executive role, or working in a company that grows to sufficient size for your role title to be changed to the executive “CFO”
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