Posted by: Ken Moll
This article is next in the series that started with WDF – A Three Part Series and Write It Down.
Let’s jump right in.
When I wrote this title, I was reminded of Yoda’s (Steven Spielberg) famous saying: “Do or do not, there is no try.”
You may recall from the prior article that I had a rather tough go of things as a brand new auditor ...
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Would you want to know the three secrets to business success? For as many people would want to know, some would not. The reason is, knowing the three secrets to business success would impose upon you the implied responsibility to act.
For to know, and then not act, would mean that you would have intentionally missed the mark.
If you are among those that do want to know, ...
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I was an auditor for Coopers & Lybrand (now PricewaterhouseCoopers). Back in the late 80’s, I witnessed the world’s largest “Big 8” firms dramatically expand their business model to include business process consulting. Traditionally, these firms focused on the staples of their business: audit and tax. These firms recognized the need to pursue business process consulting to their traditional lines of business. You see, the staples of their business focused on “history.” ...
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