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Research measuring current salaries and job trends in internal auditing reveals solid growth patterns within the profession. According to Internal Auditor's 1998 job survey, individual breakthroughs will be won with certification, experience, and computer savvy. The 1998 survey includes the ins...

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Published in:The Internal auditor 1998-06, Vol.55 (3), p.56
Main Authors: Oxner, Thomas H, Kusel, Jimie
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
1998 AD
Accounting
Auditing
Auditors
Audits
Certification
Compensation and benefits
Directors
Education
Employee turnover
Gender
Hiring
Internal auditing
Internal auditors
Labor market
New employees
Polls & surveys
Retailing industry
Statistical data
Surveys
Trends
Wage surveys
Wages & salaries
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Summary:Research measuring current salaries and job trends in internal auditing reveals solid growth patterns within the profession. According to Internal Auditor's 1998 job survey, individual breakthroughs will be won with certification, experience, and computer savvy. The 1998 survey includes the inside story on changes in staff size, hiring trends, sources of new hires, turnover rates, number of years internal auditors remain on staff, most desirable background in terms of education and experience, and starting staff and managerial salaries.
ISSN:0020-5745