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Piyush Goyal
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EY • 8m

Hi Folks, My name is Piyush Goyal, a Chartered Accountant and current In the role of risk advisory where we understand how big companies work by having different process in places. We help them by highlighting the gaps in their process and arbitrag

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Piyush as you said you work as a risk advisory , in your opinion what are the key qualities that differentiate a prominent risk advisor from an average one and how do you embody this qualities in your work & lastly I am also persuing CA just like you , so any advice for me ?

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Piyush Goyal
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EY • 8m

I would say - the CA finals are the toughest ones. They test all your patience, determination and stubbornness. Be focused on why you have started this fight.

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Piyush Goyal
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EY • 8m

This is the interesting one. In my limited experience, I would say below qualities makes a differentiator: 1. Good listener : A risk advisor has to give all his/her ears to client. Many of us work with our biased mindset that we would get the gaps in these limited areas only 2. Professional skepticism: Professionals has to exercise skepticism at the time of listening and keep asking good questions to the client to get deep into the process 3. Consideration of actual reality of client and documentation: You need to be humble around the understanding the actual reality i.e. the problems that might be there because of lack of infrastructure, funds etc. However, at the same time client need to have the artefacts to justification of their rational documented that led them use their own practices against the actual process in place These are the 3 prominent qualities that I feel should be there. It might difer from consultants to consultant. However, would post details around this.

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