What is the main job of a company's risk control department (financial graduates)? What are the aspects involved? Compared with the finance department, which is more relaxed?

The main responsibilities of the risk control department are to design the control process, evaluate the internal control system, conduct regular and irregular internal audits, and so on. Its business scope covers almost all aspects of the enterprise, such as organizational structure, power and responsibility allocation, internal audit, human resources, financial management, production management, safety, corporate culture and so on.

Compared with finance, it has its own advantages. Finance is more professional and risk control coverage is wider, but the risk control department is generally annoying. The professional direction of internal risk control is internal audit, and it can also develop in the direction of enterprise management and law. As for finance, in addition to doing business, you can also transfer to internal audit. Many CEOs are promoted from CFO.