Talk to Internal Audit | Episode 33: Report writing

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Talk to Internal Audit | Episode 33: Report writing

00:00 - 02:15: Intro
02:15 - 06:42: Sara I. James
06:42 - 10:13: Benefits of shorter reports
10:12 - 31:20: Changing bad habits
31:20 - 34:47: Persuasive writing
34:37 - 40:13: Tips for improvement
40:13 - 45:09: Recap and outro

In episode 33 of our live stream, Talk to Internal Audit, we give you a CPE accredited internal audit guide to writing auditing reports and persuading readers to take action.

With practical tips from Internal Auditor, Writer and Editor, Sara I. James. Owner of Getting Words to Work. Presented by Liz Sandwith, our Chief Professional Practices Advisor.

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This video is very helpful. I really appreciate the love and support.

iamderrickkumi

Indeed much appreciation to the organizers

curtispaul

👌👌💯perfect presentation. I love the way you explain, you are clear and concise. I learned a lot from this presentation. I used to do most of the don'ts in my report writing 🤣😅Thank you so much for this

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Thank you for this video. Will check for more

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I really love this video. It is very helpful for me.

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It was very useful for me. Thank you very much

jayeshmjjayeshmj

Audit report must be easy to read and understand but not necessarily concise or short summary report. We can issue Non-conformance (NC) report and audit observations or opportunities for improvement and compile all the audit finding evidence into a summary report within 2 to 3 pages depending on the scope of the audit and number of audited areas. we need to classify the audit findings into major or critical NC, minor NC or audit observations. Identify who are the auditee, auditor, management members concern needs to read the audit report and issues found in a report. Auditor must be a good writer and master English writing skills at the highest level.

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