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CFOs work crazy hours and have insane amount of responsibility - many people wouldn't want that tradeoff.

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(Philippines) Initialism of Commission on Filipinos Overseas.

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noun

(Philippines) Initialism of Commission on Filipinos Overseas.

noun

Initialism of chief financial officer. [(business) The executive who is in charge of financial affairs, notably as head of a financial department, typically directly under the chief executive officer and/or the board who lead the corporation or other organisation as a whole.]

noun

Initialism of cottage food operation. [(US) A small business that produces homemade foods and is partially exempt from the regulations governing larger commercial food operations.]

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noun

(Philippines) Initialism of Commission on Filipinos Overseas.

noun

Initialism of cottage food operation. [(US) A small business that produces homemade foods and is partially exempt from the regulations governing larger commercial food operations.]

noun

(finance) Initialism of collateralized fund obligation. [(finance) a type of asset-backed security and structured credit product constructed from a portfolio of fund assets.]

Example sentences

CFOs work crazy hours and have insane amount of responsibility - many people wouldn't want that tradeoff.

Great COOs and CFOs make sure that lifeblood is vibrant, while CEOs can focus on executing on the company's designated purpose.

You don't see many CFOs that stick with companies for more than 5-7 years.

The savvy CFOs will not tell you what your percentage equity actually is.

And savvy startup CFOs will give employees small quantities of options not large.

But, how many people would like to be CFOs?

CFOs have everything from QuickBooks to NetSuite to Oracle.

You're underestimating the impact of combination: those startups will need CFOs and council and so forth and having attached professional schools with their own robust alumni network(s) helps.

Engineers who build user-facing products are still vastly underpaid relative to rent-seekers, like hedge fund managers and CFOs.

I've been involved in IT budgeting for almost two decades and the CFOs don't always sign the check just because it's an IBM/Microsoft/Oracle solution.

You'd be surprised how many CFOs/CIOs don't know there is an invisible budget item somewhere in every small department which if added up would be a big item for the whole company.

True - and hopefully you'll keep that up with your new site/app once marketers, CFOs, and investors get involved, I think that's when things start growing walls and controls.

Quote examples

Soon there were CEOs and CFOs and whatever talking on Bloomberg (or whatever) about how they were "moving" to Java.

In 2013 36% of CFOs (globally) said, "their firm was currently offshore outsourcing" [1].

This guy seems like a native speaker, do CFOs actually use "its" instead of "it's" and "your" instead of "you're"?

I work with retailers - we make eCommerce systems - and I never cease to be staggered at how many CFOs/finance people/buyers/business owners don't: - Know the difference between "gross" and "net" when talking about prices, tax, or margin.