Auditors need to make friends and influence people – DNB official
Olaf Sleijpen says central banks’ internal referees need to improve their comms and people skills
Internal auditors in central banks should improve their people skills, focus on communication and “connect the dots”, an executive board member of the Netherlands Bank has said.
Speaking today (May 23) at a conference for central bank internal auditors, Olaf Sleijpen set out five key skills he believed people in the profession should practise.
First, they should adhere to global internal audit standards, as well as those of their own organisation, as this was “the basis” of good practice.
Second
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