Career Tips

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  • Returning to Audit after a career break

    More and more firms are offering return to work programmes for experienced professionals who either took a career break to raise their children or travelled the world and are now looking for opportunities to combine a rewarding career in a supportive working environment.
  • The Audit Advantage Series

    Welcome to a brand new professional development series, created, crafted and customised to the needs of the audit professional.
  • The Resilient Auditor, Part 1: Resilience

    Welcome to the first of a ten part resilience building programme, tailored specifically to the trials, tribulations and triumphs of being an auditor.
  • The Audit Agony Aunt

    Carol McLachlan, theaccountantscoach, is a qualified accountant, NLP Practitioner and professionally qualified coach. Here Carol answers your questions as our very own Audit Agony Aunt.
  • How to build your audit career in the UK

    Panos Merziotis, who was working in Cyprus and Greece, and Maria Lantero, who’s originally from Spain, both relocated from mainland Europe to take up positions in Audit at EY UK. Neither have looked back since. So what are their perspectives on settling in a new country with a new firm, and how h...
  • What Internal Audit does for your Business

    In a time where its function has never been more critical to both business strategy and reputational prowess, internally marketing the value-add of internal audit to the rest of the business is something every organisation should consider doing.
  • Your Career Move from Internal Audit to Forensic Accounting

    Are you considering a career move from Internal Audit to Forensic Accounting? Read about making the move with our article.
  • Importance of Data Analytics within Internal Audit

    As technology develops, those professionals with data analytics experience have as a result found themselves rising through the ranks within the internal audit function.
  • The Journey into Internal Audit: Career Advice You Need to Hear

    Multifaceted and varied, the role of an internal auditor brings with it a range of tasks and challenges on a daily basis.
  • Careers in Corporate Investigations

    If you fancy yourself a Columbo or Poirot type character when it comes to your chosen career, then corporate investigations may be just the ticket.
  • Regulation Jobs

    For candidates wishing to pursue regulation jobs, it goes without saying that keeping abreast of developments in the area, from new guidelines to key events regarding regulation, is highly important.
  • A Career in Technology Audit

    Technology is a hugely important aspect of business in this day and age, with companies investing big money to acquire the latest data, software and hardware.
  • Corporate Auditor Jobs

    Typically corporate auditor jobs are offered in-house within large companies, specifically where the corporation’s EMEA headquarters are located.
  • Audit Advantage: Teamwork

    The best teams are synergistic; that is their whole is greater than the sum of their parts.
  • A Career in Cyber Security

    Closely related to the realm of InfoSec (Information Security), Cyber Security requires much of the same know-how, skills and experience.
  • A Career in Information Security

    Information security is undoubtedly a hot area for the IT savvy among us, and as a dynamic discipline it presents a wealth of options for InfoSec careerists.
  • Contract Internal Audit Jobs

    The market for contract internal audit jobs could very well see a significant upturn as the economy slows and businesses look for interim solutions to weather the storm.
  • Moving from IT Audit to Cyber security

    There is no one path into cyber security, but IT Audit is certainly an effective Launchpad into this field.
  • The Audit Graduate’s Guide to Interview Success

    Securing the job interview is just the start. Now you need to take time and effort to be ready for the interview. Don’t think you that if you just turn up you’ll being given the job.
  • Counter Job Offer: Yes or No

    In most cases, before ever reaching the counter offer stage, an employee would have made his or her mind up that due to certain factors of their current employment they want to find a new job.