Not everyone may realise this, but to be a good auditor you actually need to be quite creative. We work with all different kinds of organisations and being able to approach problems in a new way or ask "how can we do this better?" is a really valuable skill.

The OAG and Audit New Zealand influence and improve the public sector, so an auditor who can come up with a new and different angle on an old problem is a real asset.

At Audit New Zealand, we treat people as individuals, supporting and mentoring our people so they succeed at their own pace. I know that, if I hadn't had Directors who took the time to mentor me, I wouldn’t be a Director now myself. I'm passionate about continuing that tradition.