An auditor explains why they left the profession: auditors find problems but don't fix them. They moved into a CFO role where they could actually help clients implement solutions instead of just pointing out what's broken.
about being an auditor is you tell them everything that's wrong. You don't necessarily tell them how to fix it. I was an auditor, I did all of that, kind of got to the point where it's like, do I stay with this or do I want to move on? And I wanted to get to the other side. You know, one of the bad things about being an auditor is you tell them everything that's wrong. You don't necessarily tell them how to fix it, you just tell them what they're doing wrong. I wanted to get to the other side and be able to help people, and that's where I switched over to now CFO.