Heck, I recently encountered a headache at work, and that is the question of other receivables. There are some unclear accounts in this account, and I don't know who owes it and how much it owes, which makes me feel very distressed. These accounts not only affect the company's financial statements, but also may bring financial risks to the company, which is simply a ** bomb.
I decided to get these accounts straight, so I first contacted the company's finance department to find out about other receivables. It turned out that these were temporary accounts, some of which were borrowed by employees and not returned, and some of which were owed by customers. Although these accounts will not have much impact on the company for the time being, they will also bring a lot of burden to the company after accumulating in the long run.
So, I made up my mind to get rid of the accounts. I first contacted the relevant employees and customers and asked them about the amount they owed. Some employees quickly paid their arrears, but some customers kept delaying. For these clients, I had to take some measures, such as sending lawyer's letters, suing, etc. This is a twist and turn, and sometimes it feels like there is no end. However, I firmly believe that if I continue to work hard, I will be able to clear these accounts.
After a period of hard work, I finally cleared these accounts. The company's financial statements have also become much clearer, and it's almost like pulling the company out of the quagmire. Looking at the results of my efforts, I feel very relieved that I have done a good thing for the company.
Through this experience, I deeply realized the importance of financial management. Only by doing a good job in financial management can we ensure the normal operation and development of the company. Therefore, I will work harder and contribute to the development of the company.