Running the internal checks at Wrenfield Housing Society, drawn as a corridor of eight doors to knock on — what checking is, why it's you, what you look at, asking well, evidence, writing it down, the relationship and doing it again — with the asking-well door open and the question 'show me the last one'. Below, the same finding about void property keys accepted in three consecutive years and never changed, reframed as a finding about whether any of this works and taken to somebody different. Beside it, the three levels of evidence: told, shown a record, and saw it yourself.

CY-BEGINNER-037Beginner · Information Systems Audit

The Person Who Checks — Looking At Your Own Organisation and Still Working There On Monday

What checking is actually for, why the insider is both the best-placed and the least objective person available, how to ask so people tell you the truth, and how to say what you found without losing the people you need next year.

11 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

Say what checking is for and who it is for, tell assurance from inspection, and refuse the three jobs people try to hand you.
Use the insider's advantage as a lead rather than a finding, declare your connections, and write your own exclusion list before anybody asks.
Establish intent before practice, follow one real thing end to end, and get past the tidy answer with 'show me the last one'.
Rank what you have as told, shown or seen; write a finding in three parts; stay reliably fair; and follow up on everything.

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