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Judgment & ambiguity · Prioritizing without clear signal

You're an audit senior with a fixed budget and time is running short across a dozen open areas — none is flagged as high-risk, but every one has some remaining work. With no single area clearly demanding attention, how do you decide where to spend the hours you have left?

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You're an audit senior with a fixed budget and time is running short across a dozen open areas — none is flagged as high-risk, but every one has some remaining work. With no single area clearly demanding attention, how do you decide where to spend the hours you have left?

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