As a risk practitioner, have you ever tried to describe what you do for a living to a family member or a friend? If so, you’ve likely experienced their acquiescent and politely confused reaction as you articulate concepts like risk assessments, controls, tests, tolerance, appetite, key risk indicators, governance and a host of other tactics that are commonly executed as part of a practitioner’s day-to-day responsibilities. At the conclusion of your pride-filled intellectual description, you fe...
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