The Auditor Uses Professional Judgment to Determine Whether Sufficient Appropriate

question 115

Multiple Choice

The auditor uses professional judgment to determine whether sufficient appropriate audit evidence has been obtained to reduce audit risk to an acceptable low level.The audit evidence might come from

• A)internal control evidence
• B)substantive tests of controls
• C)a combination of internal control evidence and substantive evidence
• D)a combination of substantive tests and analytical procedures

Recognize the importance of values-based hiring and succession planning in achieving long-term organizational goals.

Understand the various methods and tools used for forecasting the demand and supply of labor.

Recognize the importance and components of SWOT analysis in HR planning.

Identify the critical role of strategic human resource management (SHRM) in aligning HR practices with overall business strategy.

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