auditor work, experiences?

[LadaBronto]

as I have already written in another thread I was strongly interested in taking some course from auditors so that I can change work (I make the simple metalworking employee for now), in the other thread I asked how it was work and if it allowed more freedom than the classic work as an employee, now I would like to receive some advice from people who actually perform this profession. How is it? What kind of things do you do as an external auditor? when you're not on a transfer to the office? would you recommend it to a very young person? is it stimulating? How do you find yourself?

 

[meccanicamg]

I honestly don't know what work you want to do. the iso certificater goes so many things and depends if it does well his work will find nothing that is good and has no long life. We've already explained it to you, go to the companies, check it out, invite you to eat and if you don't break the bales they're all happy.
I think it's not a job, because companies unfortunately don't believe us and still work at the carlona....quel so much to the sac.... but sooner or later they will close all or cellarers. small problem is that maybe large structured companies absorb the "debits" and sometimes these toxins also die the laughter company.

 

[LadaBronto]

I honestly don't know what work you want to do. the iso certificater goes so many things and depends if it does well his work will find nothing that is good and has no long life. We've already explained it to you, go to the companies, check it out, invite you to eat and if you don't break the bales they're all happy.
I think it's not a job, because companies unfortunately don't believe us and still work at the carlona....quel so much to the sac.... but sooner or later they will close all or cellarers. small problem is that maybe large structured companies absorb the "debits" and sometimes these toxins also die the laughter company.

What do you mean it's not an excuse job?
in the company where audits are considered very important, there is at least one per month and if they go wrong they are bitter cabbages.
what I actually wanted to understand is if someone who does would recommend it as an alternative/if you find it a profitable job

 

[meccanicamg]

what do you mean it's not an excuse job?
in the company where audits are considered very important, there is at least one per month and if they go wrong they are bitter cabbages.
what i actually wanted to understand is if someone who does would recommend it as an alternative/if you find it a profitable job

yes yes is an honest and paid job.
who does it however has a burden to carry and as we know or is a lazy person to follow everything but creates difficult life in the company or is a riding stable and therefore passes many things as long as you pay it.
you know, italy goes like this with inspections, rules and controls.
we audit have a couple a year with consultant and one with inspector superpartes.
but i don't see all this "fatigue."