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Struggling with job descriptions? Let's take a look at this introduction and how it can be improved: Before: The Corporate Controller is responsible for all facets of financial operations including the monthly close cycle, internal and external financial reporting, consolidated financial statements, internal controls, and policy development and implementation. This position will support all key accounting and financial operations and will manage processes and systems to achieve an effective environment of financial controls that is supportive of the overall business. After: XYZ Inc. is the largest and most trusted business and industrial remarketing company on the world’s largest online auction marketplace, and we wish to maintain this status. Our customers include leading Fortune 500 companies and government agencies. What makes this sound better: The Indeed description simply tells you what the Corporate Controller is responsible for. If you’re looking for a Corporate Controller job, this is all the stuff they assume every Corporate Controller will do. The “After” example tells us why someone would want to work there! It’s exciting and inspiring. By adding “and we wish to maintain this status,” you’re highlighting one of your company goals. You’re not just looking for anyone who can be a cog in the machine — you want someone who will deliver excellent work that’ll keep you on top.

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Does your business need a Financial Controller? Often growing businesses cannot justify a full time FD, however this can the most challenging time for the business, a time when they really need financial focus. This can be a position which could be outsourced to a suitable professional, offering you a regular and affordable support without the need to appoint an expensive full time Accountant. What does the Financial Controller do? The Financial Controller can help in the following ways: - Review and improve the financial reporting system - Minimise risk of error or loss - Prepare monthly management accounts including ratio analysis - Cash flow forecasting - International expansion - Property and assets leasing - Loans and borrowing - Companies Act adherence and Company Secretarial functions - Systems change, design, and installation - Finance Personnel recruitment - Grants and Incentives - Planning indirect tax , eg vat, duties etc Why not contact us today to find out how we help fill this gap in your business at a price that is guaranteed to be competitive. Growing fast with a limited budget does not mean you can’t afford a Financial Controller!.

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I have been helping a client to find their new financial controller. From defining the job spec, looking at candidates and being in the interviews. The biggest learning has been seeing the scope of what a Financial Controller now does. It has moved from a traditional back office role doing month end, chasing invoices and creating spreadsheets to being someone who is a huge part of the operations of the business. Involved in commercial meetings, system implementations, coaching as well as supporting the senior leadership team. We added "business partner" to the job spec because we wanted this person to be able to communicate well with the business and have a presence of someone who everyone could come to for support. I often see job specs in Agencies that are very task based; accruals, cashflow, vat returns, monthly reporting and payment runs. This wont excite people and if you want someone who can own the numbers but add value you need to have a job spec that has more than transactional work in it - this will get you better candidates and a better hire for your agency I don't pretend to know anything about recruitment and I have been guilty of thinking that the standard of senior finance people in Agencyland is quite low. But the interviews I have had this week have shown people who really understand the numbers, and are crucial and relied upon to the success of the business but also understand the importance of being a business partner who is able to communicate financials to non finance people.