[closed] Do office managers get the privilege of checking tills and other secure information to maintain secuirty in a business?

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Hi Aimee,

An office manager's responsibilities can vary from place to place and will probably depend on the size of the office/business - some might include ordering supplies and administering the security of office visitors, while others might be assisting teams with scheduling events or travel plans, and still others could manage the mail and marketing materials that go out to customers while overseeing a group of interns. If you're interested in auditing and business security, you might like auditing as a profession. There are often many positions open at public accounting firms for recently graduated college students. These entry level audit positions are responsible for understanding a business process from end to end and identifying and testing controls (security) to ensure the business finances are correct. There are many opportunities to learn and provide efficiency and effectiveness guidance to the companies you audit. As you gain more experience, you'll often be put in management roles to guide new staff.