This is for Omar, Omar don't take this personal, Mr Iyad has explained better than IIA and when its come this level of learning the candidate should understand the Iyad's lecture at the minimum if not than there is some foundation work required.
Iyad, many thanks for your helpful video. I've got a view regarding the role of an internal auditor which has always been nipping away in my mind. It appears that the roles of an internal auditor are quite numerous and do cut across various departments within an organisation. As such I fear that internal auditors may end up doing too many jobs and then tire out eventually? To further elaborate my point, let's take a look at financial audits (preparing and making sure that financial accounts are up to date). This in itself is one job that accountants in a company do as their primary day-to-day job, but the internal auditor is expected to embrace the burden of making the Fin statements are as it should be. Aside financial audit, we also have internal auditors being expected to ensure compliance, conduct IT and operational audit, and then also assess risks, and then conduct forensic auditing, and then ensure that company is complying with corporate governance - the list goes on!! surely, a firm can take advantage of an internal auditor, can't they? Don't get me wrong, all these jobs mentioned above seem interesting to me and if not for anything I like the fact that the IA role is one that's capable of broadening one's overall knowledge about an organisation thus potentially eliminating boredom and monotony. My only viewpoint or shall i say concern is embedded in the questions I have raised above, that: "Could it not be possible that an internal auditor might be overused by an organisation and as such burn out?" Could it not happen that all other departments may see the internal auditor as the Mr Do-Everything and as such leave many responsibility on his shoulder? I'd like to hear your thoughts on this please.
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This is for Omar, Omar don't take this personal, Mr Iyad has explained better than IIA and when its come this level of learning the candidate should understand the Iyad's lecture at the minimum if not than there is some foundation work required.
Thanks very much.
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He taught me Internal Auditing
Iyad, many thanks for your helpful video. I've got a view regarding the role of an internal auditor which has always been nipping away in my mind. It appears that the roles of an internal auditor are quite numerous and do cut across various departments within an organisation. As such I fear that internal auditors may end up doing too many jobs and then tire out eventually?
To further elaborate my point, let's take a look at financial audits (preparing and making sure that financial accounts are up to date). This in itself is one job that accountants in a company do as their primary day-to-day job, but the internal auditor is expected to embrace the burden of making the Fin statements are as it should be. Aside financial audit, we also have internal auditors being expected to ensure compliance, conduct IT and operational audit, and then also assess risks, and then conduct forensic auditing, and then ensure that company is complying with corporate governance - the list goes on!! surely, a firm can take advantage of an internal auditor, can't they?
Don't get me wrong, all these jobs mentioned above seem interesting to me and if not for anything I like the fact that the IA role is one that's capable of broadening one's overall knowledge about an organisation thus potentially eliminating boredom and monotony. My only viewpoint or shall i say concern is embedded in the questions I have raised above, that: "Could it not be possible that an internal auditor might be overused by an organisation and as such burn out?" Could it not happen that all other departments may see the internal auditor as the Mr Do-Everything and as such leave many responsibility on his shoulder?
I'd like to hear your thoughts on this please.
Hi Sir! May we conduct for an interview about your role as an auditor? We will assure you that it would be confidential. Tha k you so much!
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hello iyad how could i contact you
iyad@openthinking.ae
The presentation isn't enough good. I advise u to change the manner: Stop reading and try to explain and not to hurry up