First, experience: this is the foundation of everything. Newcomers are not irreplaceable. Fresh graduates are self-motivated, but they need practical operation to grow.
Second, the business scope is wide: trading companies, construction companies, manufacturing companies and other different industries should know why and why, and can analyze the company's operation from upstream and downstream, production, purchase and sale and many other aspects.
Third, professionalism: it is not necessary to have a well-trained background, but examiners with a well-trained background are more likely to feel at home in their posts. Even if the audit post is seconded from the business post, the role and position need to be changed. Fourth, wrangling ...: Because account managers are so talkative, you should not only see if they are talking nonsense, but also be better than them. You can't let a shit company just muddle along. ...