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What is confirmation?
Direct correspondence with independent parties is a procedure widely used in auditing and has since moved away from traditional mail to email given increased digitalization and remote working.
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What is time management?
The process of organizing and planning how to divide your time between specific has become increasingly more difficult when working from home
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What are electronic documents?
A benefit from this is that there is less of an environmental impact and that there is an a document trail
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What is Deloitte Connect?
This is the recommended method to safely exchange confidential client information virtually.
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What is Inquiry?
This generally involves the collection of oral evidence from management or independent parties; remote working and increased digitalization has caused less face-to-face communication and more digital channels such as email, zoom, web meetings, or phone calls. This form of audit evidence is never sufficient on its own.
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What is file sharing?
There have been increasingly more technical difficulties while trying to perform this action.
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What is camaraderie?
A benefit from working from home is an increase in this social behaviour among colleagues and with the client
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What are Delays?
This is to be expected in the process of completing work remotely and should be integrated into planning
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What is Marjory?
A helpful online Deloitte resource that can be consulted to better understand sampling procedures; it is increasingly relevant since the introduction of remote working as we do not see our seniors or other team members face-to-face or as frequently.
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What is obtaining evidence in a timely manner?
Not able to complete your testing because of this
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What is a flexible work schedule?
Being able to choose how you organize your day
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What is Professional Skepticism?
It's an attitude that includes a questioning mind and a critical assessment of the appropriateness and sufficiency of audit evidence.
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