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Written by otherlocation
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Saturday, 05 May 2012 |
I'm very fre*** that when doing internal auditing, one of my weakness area is the report writing. I admit that my report writing skills particularly for internal audit is very at beginner stage. My view is that, writing skills in any circumstances can be developed over the time. And writing skills in different medium requires different skills sets. You can write great blog, or articles in newspaper or books, but not necessary you can write better in the internal audit report. This is my view, and that is what I'm struggling into. I really need to improve, to understand what is required in the internal audit report and what is the expectation of the audience. Not knowing these basic things will make your report like ******************* . That's when I get the comment from my supervisor. No need to mention names. But I admit that and I have determine to improve the skills. I believe, if we train ourself, do a lot of homework, write every day and push yoursef to a limit that you believe you can't go beyond anymore, then you should stop. That's what I'm doing right now, pushing myself, instead of doing programming (and I enjoy doing programming), I have to develop another skills set, to write better in the internal audit report. Pray for me! |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 08 May 2012 )
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Written by otherlocation
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Saturday, 14 April 2012 |
I agreed that reconciliation is not the only detection techniques in doing revenue assurance. However, I believe, reconciliation is the start of everythings. You have to have strong hold on reconciliation, performing cdr matching 1 to 1 and observe the result. This is my focus on enhancing the current reconciliation ability, to add more 'engine' module (if you have check out my source code, you should see I label the function as engine'). The only risk when enhancing module is that you probably lose in the objectivity of the reconciliation. How could I said that? You have to start programming and see how your thought ramify into more and more ideas. |
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Written by otherlocation
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Tuesday, 06 March 2012 |
I found this link which I would like to share with you why people do open source. In this article was written in 2005 and still relevant till today. http://paulgraham.com/opensource.html As Eric said, ask yourself why we do open source? Why it for 5 times, then revert the last 'why' to translate into action. Here are the examples: |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 06 March 2012 )
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