What does a BPO financial clerk do? Some foreign companies recruit this position, but they don't know what the specific job is. Please know or do it for help.

Bpo, business process outsourcing, is to contract out some non-core, unprofitable but essential businesses of large companies, such as administration, personnel, finance, procurement, sales and so on.

Financial outsourcing, that is, giving up the finance department of your own company, or leaving only two key people and outsourcing the rest of the homework to a company specializing in this, can save time, manpower and energy costs.

Outsourcing business will be streamlined, that is, every step has norms, standards and unified process steps, no matter who does it. But it's not that you can't learn anything.

I do bpo, but not in the financial field. According to the contents of some recruitment information, financial bpo should be data confirmation (A/R general ledger, A/P general ledger, revenue and expenditure general ledger) to see if there are any discrepancies, correct financial statements, and try to review payroll, cashier documents and so on.

Generally speaking, it is some non-core processes in financial work.

★ You can learn something. First of all, if it is a foreign language, the company office system must be a foreign language, so you are familiar with the computer operation of the foreign language system. Secondly, you must use excel, which is also an important tool for future work (especially for Japanese companies), and the repeatability is certain.

Tips: If you want to know more about the job, send more relevant recruitment information and look at the job content, you can see the specific job content from the job responsibilities, and you can infer something if you have skills.

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