Proficiency

Definition:

Attainment of proficiency as an auditor begins with the auditor's formal education and extends to subsequent experience. The independent auditor must undergo training adequate in technical scope, including commensurate general education. The junior assistant, entering an auditing career, must obtain professional experience with proper supervision and review of his or her work by a more experienced superior.

Related terms:

Phantom Income

Useful articles:

»	Develop Your Elevator Speech
»	Build Lasting Relationships and Increase Sales
»	The Leader as Artist: Painting a Picture of the Future
»	E-Commerce and Streaming Media: A Marriage That Works!

Capital gain

Money gurus are always preaching long-term investing - generally it is much lower than regular

Group Work

This calculator will tell you how long it would take two people to complete the task

Phone Bill

This calculator is designed to help you estimate the total phone charge at any time

Browse by categories

Accounting	Advertising	Banking
Bankruptcy	E-Commerce	Economics
Finance	Law	Investment
Insurance	Marketing	Real estate
Statistic	Trade	Purchasing

Featured Articles:

Career

You Are Your Product

Books. Audio albums. Video demos. CD-ROM. Interactive education instruments. Training-in-a-box. Learn anytime, anywhere. At your own pace.

Much is written, most of it true, about the impo... [ more... ]

Goals

New Year's Questions

Here are the ever-popular great eight: 1. Let’s imagine, we walk out together, into your future for _____ years. When you look back at that time, what would you have liked to accomplis... [ more... ]

Marketing

Ingredients of Positive Sales Presentations

The average attention span of the average adult is 12-14 seconds. If your sales presentation lasts more than 1 minute, don't flatter yourself thinking that most prospects hear or remember what you ... [ more... ]