What does the cashier mean?

As an accounting term, cashier has different meanings on different occasions. From this perspective, the word cashier has at least two meanings: cashier work and cashier personnel.

(1) cashier work

As the name implies, what goes out is expenditure, and what goes in is income. The cashier's job is to manage the entry and exit of monetary funds, bills and securities. Specifically, a cashier is a general term for handling cash receipts and payments, bank settlement and related accounts, and keeping cash on hand, securities, financial seals and related bills in accordance with relevant regulations and systems.

(2) cashier

In a broad sense, it includes both the cashier in the accounting department and all kinds of cashiers in the business department. Cashier (cashier) and full-time cashier in accounting department have many similarities in work content, methods, requirements and their own quality.

Working style

To do a good job as a cashier, we must first love the cashier's work and have a rigorous and meticulous work style and professional habits. The cultivation of style is very important for the achievement of career. Cashiers deal with money every day, and a little carelessness will cause unexpected losses. Cashiers must develop a work style that is consistent with their profession.

To sum up: centralized, orderly, rigorous and meticulous, calm and calm. Concentration means that when working, you must devote yourself wholeheartedly and not be disturbed by the outside world; Orderly means that computing instruments are placed in order, money and bills are stored in order, and the office environment is clean and tidy.

Rigorous and meticulous means accurate calculation of income and expenditure, complete procedures and no work errors; Calm is to improvise in a complex environment and save the day.