Audit Staff Essentials - New Staff Core Concepts: New Auditor's Role on the Engagement Team
New audit staff members can learn what to expect on the job regarding roles and responsibilities, behavior expectations, handling clients, common issues, and general tips for success.
Format
Online
NASBA Field of Study
Auditing
Level
Basic
CPE Credits
1
Author(s)
AICPA and CIMA staff
Availability
1 year
Product Number
ASE1RET26SSO
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Understanding the auditor's role
As a new audit staff member, you can learn what to expect on the job. You will explore topics, such as:
- Your roles and responsibilities
- Rules you should follow
- Behavior expectations
Preparing for success as an auditor
You will also learn ways to succeed in your new role by reviewing key concepts, including:
- Evaluating yourself analytically
- Handling clients and their information properly
- Troubleshooting common issues skillfully
Who Will Benefit
- Recently onboarded staff
- First-year staff
- Firms that want consistent training and level setting
Key Topics
- Common concerns for new staff
- Succeeding in public accounting
- Professional development
- New roles and responsibilities
- Keeping information confidential
Learning Outcomes
- Recognize common concerns faced by new staff when beginning their first job in a CPA firm.
- Identify approaches to succeed in the workplace and to develop professionally.
- Identify the roles filled by new staff in CPA firms and on audit engagement teams.
- Recall professional standards related to client confidentiality and working paper security.
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