Save some time by following these easy 7 tips for better audit interviews. Everyone related to your audit will thank you… even the auditee!
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Question Your Audit Evidence
Since auditors always need to back up their audit evidence, always ask these five questions to make sure it’s good!
4 Ways to Improve Feedback
No matter if you’re giving kudos or constructive criticism, here are 4 ways to improve your feedback skills immediately!
Criteria: The Center of Your Audit
Although it’s just one of the elements of a finding, criteria is the center of your audit. Use this graphic as a guide for valid criteria.
Five Ways to Get Your Audit Moving
Feeling stuck somewhere along the audit process? Here are a few tips to get your audit back on its tracks!
7 Audit Procedures
How do auditors obtain their evidence? They use one of seven different audit procedures including inquiry, observation and recalculation.
Audit Program: Fresh vs. Canned?
Canned audit programs could include unnecessary procedures creating extra work for auditors. In most cases, writing a fresh audit program from scratch is the best way to go.
The Structural Threat
When auditors report to the auditee and not to the governing body, they are suffering a structural threat to independence.
Auditee Action Plan
In the ideal world, the auditee tells the reader of the audit report what their action plan is about the audit findings.
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