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Today is Auditor Proud Day and we'd like to celebrate and thank our audit teams across the country. Have you ever wondered what characteristics are needed to be an auditor, why the role is satisfying and what misconceptions are held about auditors? Our team has the answers!
Time to read: 2 mins
"What makes it worthwhile and enjoyable is the challenge of problem-solving and analysing data to uncover insights and findings that are unique to every client. The variety of experiences across different industries keeps auditing interesting and allows for continuous learning. These opportunities, whether through new standards, regulations, innovations, or industry trends, ensure that I am always growing and staying ahead in my career. At the end of the day, everyone just does what they want and love to do – and for me it is and will always be auditing." – Jean Abalorio, intermediate auditor, Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Tauranga.
"There is so much variety with an audit career, no two clients are the same and the learning opportunities are amazing. Plus it is fantastic being part of a supportive team that helps you to learn and grow each day!" – Nicola Hankinson, national technical director, Baker Tilly Staples Rodway.
"At the end of every busy season when you finally sign off a set of accounts and the team gets together and goes out for lunch or a drink, that’s always a satisfying moment – that camaraderie you get from working together over a long period of time." – Jason Daubney, partner, Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Auckland.
"The audit team is quite close. It's like a family and it goes back to helping each other out when we're busy. The environment is very supportive and it also supports learning development." – Reina Banno partner, Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Auckland.
"I like the work culture here. It’s supportive and there’s good work-life balance. There are learning opportunities in the team, and the team and partners you are working with collaborate with you – and give you opportunities to learn and grow. But the main thing is the work life-balance." – Nuwan Rathnayake, audit manager, Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Wellington.
"We see your dedication and professionalism, and the values you bring to your role. Thank you for all you do. You are well deserving of this day that honours your efforts and we raise a toast to you!" – Baker Tilly Staples Rodway.
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