Channels
Browse Topics
Certification & Qualifications
Compliance
Fraud & Ethics
Governance
Internal Audit Activity
Internal Audit Leadership
Internal Control
Laws & Regulations
Risk Management
Technology
Login
It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please turn on JavaScript and try again.
It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please turn on JavaScript and try again.
From Good to Exceptional
From Good to Exceptional
153821
c2ZGtzdzp8GAtfF0-jc_MBLv7ob6x_fS
8c7bf5d07e9e43178f045565d8d4e592
Basil Woller, a team leader for IIA external quality assessments, discusses what distinguishes a very good internal audit activity from an exceptional activity.
https://secure-cf-c.ooyala.com/c2ZGtzdzp8GAtfF0-jc_MBLv7ob6x_fS/heCDP4pTuni5z6vX4xMDoxOjBrO-I4W8
https://www.theiia.org/sites/auditchannel/Lists/AuditChannelVideos/DispForm.aspx?ID=153821
From Good to Exceptional
You May Also Be Interested In
Violating The IIA’s Code of Ethics: A Scenario to Consider, Part 4
Violating The IIA’s Code of Ethics: A Scenario to Consider, Part 2
Violating The IIA’s Code of Ethics: A Scenario to Consider, Part 3
Violating The IIA’s Code of Ethics: A Scenario to Consider, Part 1
Communicating With Stakeholders: Part 3
From Emergence to Leadership: Part 1
Communicating With Stakeholders: Part 1
Communicating With Stakeholders: Part 2
Message, Brand, Dollars: Auditing Marketing Operations.
Branding Yourself as an Internal Auditor: Part 1
Branding Yourself as an Internal Auditor: Part 2
Emotional Intelligence for Internal Auditors
7 Signs You Might Be a Jurassic Auditor
What is in the EHS Auditor's Toolbox?
Growing Stakeholder Expectations
Auditing Culture: Part 1
Auditing Culture: Part 2
Auditing Culture: Part 3
Trusted Advisor: Thoughts About Effective Communication Part 2
Emerging Leaders: What I Enjoy Most
Emerging Leaders: Career Development - Part 1
Emerging Leaders: Career Development - Part 2
Trusted Advisor: Thoughts About Intellectual Curiosity
Enhancing Internal Audit With Analytics: Part 2
Enhancing Internal Audit With Analytics: Part 3
Trusted Advisor: Thoughts About Critical Thinking
Women in Internal Audit – Navigating Your Career
Enhancing Internal Audit With Analytics: Part 1
Trusted Advisor: Thoughts About Effective Communication
Are You Pursuing Your Career in Color?
Does Your Organization's Cyber Culture Make You #WannaAudit
Audit Executive Center Preview on Data Analytics
Culture of Ethics Part 1
Culture of Ethics Part 2
2017 Pulse of Internal Audit
IIA’s 2017 International Conference Speaker Preview - Syed Imran Zia
Trusted Advisor: Key Attributes of an Outstanding Auditor
Imperatives for Internal Audit: Part 3
Imperatives for Internal Audit: Part 2
Imperatives for Internal Audit: Part 1
Financial Services Audit Center Sound Bite on Root Cause
Delivering Negative News: Part 1
Delivering Negative News: Part 2
The IAEP Program Fulfills the Demand for Internal Audit Talent
Emerging Leader: Marbelio Villatoro
Recruiting and Retaining Top Audit Talent, Pt 1
The Internal Audit Foundation - 40 Years - A Look Back and a Look Ahead
Career Advancement Advice for New Auditors
Advice for Up-and-Coming Audit Professionals
Internal Audit - The Path to a Rewarding Career Choice
Working With Gen Y - Creating the Ideal Work Environment
For Internal Auditing Success Part 3: Communication
For Internal Auditing Success Part 2: Attitude and Assurance
For Internal Auditing Success Part 1: Soft Skills And Objectivity
More on Data Analytics’ Value to Internal Audit
Data Analytics: Applications for Auditing, Pt 2
Data Analytics: Applications for Auditing, Pt 1
What Defines Good Leadership?
Audit Certification: As A Leader, Do I Need It?
4 Phases of Auditing Construction Projects
Comments
Please enable JavaScript to view the
comments powered by Disqus.
comments powered by
Disqus
