Although I have no work experience, theoretically, as long as I have an accounting qualification certificate, I have the ability to be competent in accounting and do a good job as a cashier. Experience is not necessary, but I can grow the day after tomorrow. But some companies will require that experienced people be given priority in recruitment.

Cashiers came into being with the emergence of currency and currency exchange industry. The so-called "going out" means spending money and paying; And "Na" means income. Specifically, cashier's work is to manage the entry and exit of monetary funds, bills and securities.

Broadly speaking, it includes not only the cashier in the accounting department, but also all kinds of cashiers and cashiers in the business department. Because from the nature of the work and the quality requirements that should be possessed, the cashier's work is very close to that of a full-time cashier, and there are many similarities in nature.

It can even be said that cashier, cashier and other positions are all members of the cashier team of each unit, and their work belongs to the whole cashier work. But the cashier in a narrow sense only refers to the cashier in the accounting department.

Internal control requirements for cashier work:

(1) The authorized cashier is responsible for the receipt, payment and custody of monetary funds, and other personnel are not allowed to touch them. Within the accounting department, general ledger accounting and subsidiary ledger accounting shall not be in charge of cashier work.

(2) The cashier cannot be responsible for the registration and custody of the general ledger at the same time.

(3) Cashiers cannot be responsible for the bookkeeping of non-monetary fund accounts at the same time. That is, the cashier is not responsible for the registration of accounts such as income, expenses, creditor's rights and debts.

(4) Cashiers should be separated from those who examine and approve monetary funds, and a strict examination and approval system should be implemented.

(5) The receipt and payment of monetary funds and the special seal for the management of receipt and payment of monetary funds shall not be managed by one person. That is, the cashier shall not keep the special corporate financial seal dedicated to the receipt and payment of monetary funds.

(6) Cashiers should be separated from monetary fund auditors and accounting file keepers.

(7) Cashiers should be separated from those responsible for cash inspection and bank reconciliation.

(8) Establish a responsibility system for cashiers, custodians of special seals, custodians of accounting, auditing and accounting files, and auditors of monetary funds.