Numbers are the key to the auditor's profession, but increasingly, non-technical skills are becoming critical to professional development. This guide can help anyone in corporate, banking or public and private practice to develop vital skills, by showing them how to: assess the reliability of records; deal with difficult people and group conflicts; improve attitude, listening and communication skills; negotiate; manage stress, time and multiple priorities; handle corporate politics both within the firm and in clients.
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Albert J. Harnois was born in Cumberland, RI, in 1945, and he lived there until 2001, when he moved to central New York to be near family members. He served in the U. S. Army during the Vietnam conflict, and after receiving an honorable discharge he completed his education, getting a degree in business administration, and then continued his career in data processing. He retired in 2008 as Senior Vice President of an $11 Billion commercial finance company, and is now devoting all of his time to his writing.
He has just completed his fourth book and first novel, Trail of Evidence, which is available now at Amazon.com and through book stores everywhere.
He has just completed his fourth book and first novel, Trail of Evidence, which is available now at Amazon.com and through book stores everywhere.
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