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no, its the idea of directional risk in auditing. it wasnt really anything i was exposed to prior to starting here

Posted by Truman Feb 2 '16, 09:22

and even then, the first few audits I worked with (all with the same manager) it was never brought up.

now constantly I am getting comments about "updating a workpaper to focus more on the directional risk of xyz account"

I am just struggling to work that into my process, and the constant presence of those issues is a serious frustration.

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by directional risk do they mean the trend period over period? I often got caught on that too as the client usually has an explanation - Beaker Feb 2, 09:33 1
- yes/no. i think they generally mean it in the context of - Truman Feb 2, 09:49

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no, its the idea of directional risk in auditing. it wasnt really anything i was exposed to prior to starting here

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