Description
This interactive module explores the role of a governmental audit leader in effectively guiding both people and technology. Participants will examine the key knowledge, skills, and responsibilities needed to lead successful audit engagements while navigating the evolving demands of the profession.
Through group activities and real-world scenarios, participants will identify and analyze common challenges and opportunities related to guiding people and technology in governmental audits. The module emphasizes the importance of professional skepticism, intentional decision-making, and adapting leadership approaches to address different situations and engagement needs.
Participants will also explore how digital fluency can help audit leaders more effectively leverage technology, improve audit processes, and support their teams. Through practical application and discussion, learners will develop strategies for balancing people, technology, and professional judgment to lead more effective governmental audit engagements.
Learning Objectives
- Describe responsibilities and expectations relevant to your current role, future career growth, and the evolving accounting profession
- Identify and analyze challenges and opportunities in guiding people and technology in governmental audits and apply appropriate responses to real-world scenarios
Prerequisites
- 2+ Years Professional Experience
Advanced Preparation
None

