Job Satisfaction at Australian National Audit Office (ANAO)

Managing teams, analysis data, communicating with higher officials within the office and clients.

It audit of key government systems

I undertake analysis, assist in audit administration and engagement with entities.

Audit

Gather evidence, speak to clients, analyse and present data, write reports

Wide variety of analysis and discussions. is limited by a little too much self-driven work and can feel slow at times.

Conducting detailed research and analysis on a topic, writing reports

As part of my work, i plan and complete analysis, conduct interviews, and write reports. it is enjoyable but can feel rushed at times.

Liaising, planning, problem solving.

Leading a team, contacting audit clients and liaisons, completing more complex and high-risk areas of a financial statement audit.

My role, as it stands currently, is to supervise and direct staff to conduct audit work. in addition, i inquire and complete work to contribute towards the audit of the financial statements.

I enjoy the range of tasks i get to perform, especially the analytical and written components.

They type of work we undertake requires a high level of research, and i enjoy this. i also like the fact that we don't ever do the same type of work. always new and different things to do.

Doing low-level testing and analysis under the supervision of my manager.

I have ample training and learn a lot of the job with lots of support. the work is challenging and satisfying.

I conduct a number of tests each day to get assurance over a particular area of the financial statements. i interact with clients and managers to gather evidence to support conclusions.

Writings briefings, conducting analysis of data sets

I undertake research within the scope of my current audit, analyse information and data collected, and write up the results