This book begins with the Chief Auditor retiring from a large business. He reminisces about his earlier experiences as an internal auditor for that Company in the 1970's. He remembers that internal auditing exists to protect the weak from temptation and to protect the strong from opportunity. His escapades uncover fraud, theft, sexual abuse, and discrimination. It helps explain why, perhaps the arrogance of business leaders have led them to the problems they have had in today's world.
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Former Internal Auditor for Western Electric Company (Bell System). Writes about actual experiences in business during the 1970's and 1980's.
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Bill Saffo, Bill Monroe, Bob Stevens, Accounts Payables, Book Closing, Bruno Pulaski, Don Beasley, Chief Auditor, Earl Childers, Everett Randall, George Carey, Mary Abbott, Ray Fitzsimmons, Corporate Personnel, New Jersey, Ron Merriman, Cook County, Dennis Rockfort, Don Caulder, Mary Jenkins, Mayor Daley, Ralph Hoffman, Honey Fitz, University of Chicago, Bob Szmansky New!
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It's good that I left myself some extra time this morning to get to the shop. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
cash count, female auditor, closing party, bonus packages, auditing department, stealing gold, internal auditor, internal auditing Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Bill Saffo, Bill Monroe, Bob Stevens, Accounts Payables, Book Closing, Bruno Pulaski, Don Beasley, Chief Auditor, Earl Childers, Everett Randall, George Carey, Mary Abbott, Ray Fitzsimmons, Corporate Personnel, New Jersey, Ron Merriman, Cook County, Dennis Rockfort, Don Caulder, Mary Jenkins, Mayor Daley, Ralph Hoffman, Honey Fitz, University of Chicago, Bob Szmansky New!
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