Who in an organization is NOT in a good position to recognize fraud during the theft act?
a. Other employees
b. Managers
c. Auditors
d. Coworkers
c
FEEDBACK: a. Incorrect. Coworkers, managers, and other employees are usually in the best position to detect fraud in the theft act stage.
b. Incorrect. Coworkers, managers, and other employees are usually in the best position to detect fraud in the theft act stage.
c. Correct.
d. Incorrect. Coworkers, managers, and other employees are usually in the best position to detect fraud in the theft act stage.
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