The Essential Guide to Internal Auditing
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The Second Edition of The Essential Guide to Internal Auditing is a condensed version of the Handbook of Internal Auditing, Third Edition. It shows internal auditors and students in the field how to understand the audit context and how this context fits into the wider corporate agenda. The new context is set firmly within the corporate governance, risk management, and internal control arena. The new edition includes expanded coverage on risk management and is updated throughout to reflect the new IIA standards and current practice advisories. It also includes many helpful models, practical guidance and checklists. Review: ... still reading another one but am sure I will like it. - I have not yet read it am still reading another one but am sure I will like it. Review: Informative for beginners - As an auditor, this book is an extremely useful guide with references directly linked from the IIA standards. Unlike the terms and explanations used by traditional books, it presents some different landscape of outlook to easily understand important concepts behind internal auditing. The book also reflects contemporary issues with hints of relevant historical events and it clearly emphasized the areas auditors should have focus and be aligned with to bring more value to businesses and organizations. However, illustrative models made by the author are a bit confusing and most of the time do not relate in some degree of sense to the author's explanation. But definitely, a recommended book for beginning practitioners.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 28 Reviews |
J**A
... still reading another one but am sure I will like it.
I have not yet read it am still reading another one but am sure I will like it.
T**O
Informative for beginners
As an auditor, this book is an extremely useful guide with references directly linked from the IIA standards. Unlike the terms and explanations used by traditional books, it presents some different landscape of outlook to easily understand important concepts behind internal auditing. The book also reflects contemporary issues with hints of relevant historical events and it clearly emphasized the areas auditors should have focus and be aligned with to bring more value to businesses and organizations. However, illustrative models made by the author are a bit confusing and most of the time do not relate in some degree of sense to the author's explanation. But definitely, a recommended book for beginning practitioners.
R**I
Five Stars
Really good.
J**O
A Book ONLY an Auditor Could Love.
I reviewed this book last summer and would love to adapt it into my classes, but I know that my students would NEVER read this. This book is littered with important and insightful tidbits of information. At least 100 times I stopped and said "wow, I never thought of it that way." The fact that I kept falling asleep while reading the book reflects more on the American reader's need for bright flashing lights and inability to process the dry, than the quality of the material. I'm sad that I've become someone who need pictures and graphs and captions and text and even occasional bold type in order to enjoy a well written, well researched tome. I'm also disappointed that this book doesn't show up at IIA events, isn't well known in academic circles, and most book reps don't seem to know about it. Overall I would call this required reading for auditing instructors, audit nerds, and people who love dry British literature. If he ever comes out with a dumbed down version with end of chapter questions, mini-cases and a test bank then I'm using this book because it is far superior to the competition. 1,000% better than Herman Melville even without the whale.
R**E
Excellent introduction to the internal auditor job
Rather easy read on the purpose of internal audit. I read as I joined an internal audit department, it was a great help for me to understand the broader picture.
A**R
recommend to buy
good book, adqualty covered with easy explanation
C**I
It is a very detailed and educative book.
I would recommend this book to any person wishing to pursue a career in Internal audits. I chose to buy this book because I need to educate myself on Internal control and Risk management.
U**K
Essential reading for newcomers to IA
Very good guide for anyone new to Internal Audit.
F**Y
Five Stars
Very good service. Recommended
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