Discuss how much you know and understand about your organization’s finances.

[Bryan McCauley]

I have very limited knowledge on this.

[Bryan McCauley]

I have very limited knowledge on this.

[Dan Cassidy]

I do not have much knowledge of my organization’s finances.

[Karol Owczarski]

I’m aware of it on a high level, not involved directly.

[Victor Danao]

This is out of my scope

[Esmeralda Saucedo]

I am not part of the finance team nor make budget decisions.

[Karthik Kuppuraj]

I dont have lot of insights in out organizations finances as I dont manage them

[John Paul Lorenzo]

I am not involved in my organization’s finances.

[Holly McInroy]

I only see financial results during quarterly and annual townhalls. I’m not responsible for budgets or managing finances. I create resource work breakdown structures and submit for review before they’re used for price quoting.

[Randy Nobisdana]

Not really involved. I only execute order requests. So, I’ll use the info that is given to me

[Adam Warner]

I get a fair bit of high level information and some regarding specific areas, but the details are hit or miss.

[Precious Moten]

We have a team that handles finances.

[Tiffany Merovich-Winter]

I am involved in chargebacks for licenses but I do not make budget decisions or journal entries during the closing process.

[Leslie June]

I know very little about my current organization’s finances other than what is public information as it is a publicly traded company. My role is to ensure I track my time and expenses, stay within budget, and report any current or future expectations of variance to the budget. For my customers. I work with them to understand their financial reporting policies and procedures, data requirements, and budget constraints. We define data capture, procedures, and reporting to support those objectives.

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