I felt like a literary loser back in middle and high school. It wasn’t that I failed English class, it’s just that it didn’t inspire me. I remember being given assignments that, in my mind, seemed easy. Read a book. Write a report. Explain the theme, plot, characters, and lessons learned. A pretty simple task. […]
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“Social media is the biggest risk your organization faces.” This is how I started a presentation at the Institute of Internal Auditors, Pensacola, Florida chapter meeting. At that moment I felt like I was on the Gong Show, Showtime at the Apollo, American Idol, or any other show where people judge you based on their
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Internal Audit documentation can become evidence in an investigation at a moment’s notice. Work performed years ago can once again become relevant based on new information. As a result, all audit work papers should be accurate and complete. And while the standards needed to perform an investigation are similar to those for internal audit engagements,
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