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agree with Zaid Mahadin............................
1 - Meeting new people.
2 - Regular interactions with CFOs, Controllers, AGMs, DGMs, etc from a very nascent stage of our careers.
3 - Free food.
4 - Free conveyance.
5 - Robust networking. (since you audit several companies)
6 - Precise understanding of Financial Statements.
7 - Clear understanding of businesses.
8 - Good exit opportunities.
Well yeah, the above mentioned points were a few I could think of in the first go itself. While it all sounds glamorous, it gets extremely stressful during audit season leaving you almost no space for any social engagements. But well, that's life for you.
THE MAJOR AND INTERESTING PART OF AUDIT PRACTICE IS THEIR INDEPENDENCE. AUDIT PRACTICE IS A FUNCTION THAT ENJOYS INDEPENDENCE IN SERVICE. YOU ONLY REPORT DIRECTLY TO THE MANAGEMENT CADRE OR THE DIRECTORS.
A competent professional accountant in business is an invaluable asset to the company. These individuals employ an inquiring mind to their work founded on the basis of their knowledge of the company’s financials. Using their skills and intimate understanding of the company and the environment in which it operates, professional accountants in business ask challenging questions. Their training in accounting enables them to adopt a pragmatic and objective approach to solving issues. This is a valuable asset to management, particularly in small and medium enterprises where the professional accountants are often the only professionally qualified members of staff.
New People, New Places, New Industries, New business processes, and New Challenges to keep yourself updated with New rules and regulations.
1. Usually auditor enjoy big salary and allowances
2. Every client have different nature of business so auditor get chance to enhance his knowledge
3. Everyday meet with new peoples so he can extend his network.
4. Auditors are highly qualifed and professional therefore, considers respectable in society.
Answer : They would like to find out gaps of the systems
M.L.Narsimh
I agree with the answer >>>>
