Throw in a pandemic, shut offices, open markets, and the drama and glamour continue. Let’s call it the zoom dramour. Dramady? Glama-rama?

Q: When is a sneeze more than just a sneeze? A: During a pandemic. While I might have looked before. I’m most definitely looking now. I’m looking at the sneezer. …

A man-child friend of mine, let’s call him Jeff*, exclaimed he has matured as he now has 2 Dysons AND a pressure cooker. A Weber may have also been mentioned. You may wonder what this has to do with being #AuditorProud?

As a proud auditor, Valentine’s Day has me pondering the similarities between dating and auditing. Simply, the thrill doesn’t wear off.

For years, a common complaint from shareholders was that the auditors’ report didn’t share much. But the introduction of obligatory reporting on key audit matters has changed this.

What is the relevance of auditor judgement and your perceptions of whether the Easter bunny was human-size or rabbit-size? The answer lies in how your experiences impacted your knowledge and imaginings.

Auditors opening their books to scrutiny. Shareholders get insights from behind the boardroom doors. Carolyn Ralph deconstructs KAMs (Key Audit Matters) and asks, “Is it all fluff?”

Today is #AuditorProud day. A little known celebration, in its second year, but one close to my heart as a proud audit geek – and since being appointed to the…