Each year as one audit cycle draws to a close and preparations for the next begin, there is an opportunity to reflect. It is time to compare actuals to budgets, review engagements delivered, understand reasons for those deferred, celebrate the wins and goals reached, and acknowledge lessons learned. All this reflection is important to plan for the year ahead, but we can also use this information to answer an important question: “How do I grow my audit team’s performance next year?”
Tax & AccountingFinanceComplianceDecember 16, 2018
Growth mindset as a key to audit team success
By: Sio Naidoo
Head of PreSales, TeamMate Asia Pacific
Sio Naidoo is the Head of PreSales, Asia Pacific at TeamMate. He is experienced in both the audit and technology consulting industry and is passionate about helping audit teams improve their efficiency and effectiveness with new and emerging digital technologies.
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