Chief Financial Officer: I can't get through the psychological threshold, so ask for help.

First of all, you should have confidence. Let's start with interpersonal relationships. Get on well with colleagues around you, especially financial personnel. Don't pretend to be a leader. Secondly, you should pay more attention to your colleagues, especially those who have a superior-subordinate relationship with you, such as accountants such as cashiers. You should also try to coordinate with other business-related departments, especially with middle-level cadres. When you handle these interpersonal relationships well, you will find it handy to work. Secondly, let's see what problems there are at work now, including specific financial problems. When all your questions are approved, your superiors will be very satisfied. At this time, you are reporting the existing financial problems and quick solutions to your superiors. I believe your leaders will be happy to adopt it. And your colleagues around you will support you. When you work, you will feel at home. Because your business ability speaks for itself. When you can gain the understanding and trust of your boss. You can stick to your post. I'm not afraid of people opposing you. As long as the leader trusts you, no one else dares not listen to your boss.