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Internal Auditor Reviews
What is it like working as an Internal Auditor?
March 2017
Fast pace.
Internal Auditor in Toronto:
Pros: Diversity, lively, food.
Cons: Traffic.
March 2017
I love living in SD.
Internal Auditor in San Diego:
Pros: It's a great place to be. Everyone is pretty friendly, the weather is usually pretty great, and there is always a lot to do nearby.
Cons: It's very expensive; food, gas, housing, etc. There is always a lot of traffic too as many people commute to and from here.
March 2017
Commuting.
Internal Auditor in Kings Mountain:
Pros: Easy to commute back and forth to work.
Cons: Nothing bad.
February 2017
Salary review.
Internal Auditor in Port Louis:
Pros: Challenging and dynamic environment.
Cons: Lack of recognition.
August 2016
Skills & Experience.
Internal Auditor:
Data Analytics and presentation skills are the key.
August 2016
Learn.
Internal Auditor:
Learning is important to build a better career.
July 2016
Audit Director lack of accounting knowledge and experience.
Internal Auditor:
Request a higher starting salary. This job requires the ability to adapt to many changes.
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