Have you ever wondered how auditors feel about their review experiences? Our study dives into this topic, shedding light on the best and worst aspects of the audit review process and their impact on audit quality.

In the world of auditing, workpaper review is more than just a quality control mechanism. It's a vital process that serves two crucial purposes: ensuring audit quality and fostering professional development. But what motivates auditors to provide effective coaching during their review?

The study’s focus is on a crucial aspect of audit practice: the nuance of feedback in the auditing process, particularly for novice auditors. My study delves into how the framing of negative feedback and the auditors' natural receptivity to feedback, termed feedback orientation, impact both their immediate reactions and their ongoing performance.

In the fast-paced world of auditing and financial reporting, one crucial partnership stands out: the collaboration between auditors and tax specialists. But what happens when these two disciplines collide? Our study delves deep into this dynamic interplay.

The video discusses a study that examines the impact of coaching quality on employee retention and audit quality in public accounting firms, as well as the factors inhibiting effective coaching among supervisors.