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ตรวจสอบภายในเป้าหมายชัดเจน The first sub-model of internal audit planning strategy is the internal audit goal clarity. In today is high competitive business environment, setting goals clarity issue is still crucial to task performance because a specific goals leading to better job performance. Moreover, it helps stimulate people and organizations by directing attention to relevant problems, persistence to improve performance and development of strategies and action plans to improve performance (Locke and Latham, 1990). Strategic goals are set at the top of an organization directly support to the mission statement. The objectives of goal clarity are to reduce process variability and increases standardize outcomes (Langabeer et al., 2009). If the goals of the organization are ambiguous or illusion of objectivity, then, goals at the job level are ambiguous too (Pyszczynski and Greenberg, 1987; Wright, 2004). In other words, a failure of directed towards performance goals will occur (Botsas and Padeliadu, 2003). Therefore, the organizational duty is able to functional clear responsibility. The contribution is not only for helping to problem resolve contradiction findings but also for increasing best practice to achieving efficiency goals and enhances goal achievement (Hatfield and Pearce, 1994). Linderman et al., (2003) assert that organizations that establish a greater specific goal and challenging goals clarity lead to higher goal accomplishment. In this research, internal audit goal clarity refers to the understanding of their expectations, goals for tasks and obligations of internal audit to provide guidance and direction of task to be performed. For goal setting clarity, the prior review indicates that it is important determinants of planning strategy (Sawhill and Williamson, 2001; Nutt, 2002). The rational helps a greater magnitude of finding feedback on unclear role guidance and internal audit problem resolve in order for the organizations to evaluate and control internal audit performance (Barney and Griffin, 1992). Chevalier and Blaye (2009) found that setting goals clarity contributes to flexible behaviors and influence cue cognitive transparency. Moreover, firm should provide the enhancing internal audit goal achievement and satisfaction to internal audit planning success. Therefore, goal clarity also has a direct relationship with the best planning strategy. Internal audit must be concerning with goal clarity for positive tool finding the performance. In summary, increased internal audit planning strategy with greater internal audit goal clarity tends to obtain the higher accounting information transparency, business information advantage, organizational risk reduction and corporate practice efficiency. Therefore, the hypotheses are posited as follows:
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