Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO BULLETIN OF 1 JUNE 1980 | Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO BULLETIN OF 1 JUNE 1980 |
C/Sing FOR CO-AUDITS | C/Sing FOR CO-AUDITS |
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| The whole of the C/S Series applies, of course, in C/Sing for co-audits. But most particularly, where co-audits are involved, the C/S must remember that he is more often than not C/Sing for green, inexperienced auditors or, in the case of some co-audits, even non-tech trained auditors who are co-auditing on a read-it, drill-it, do-it basis. And the pc who is being audited by this new, untried auditor will himself be, more than likely, a new, inexperienced pc. | The whole of the C/S Series applies, of course, in C/Sing for co-audits. But most particularly, where co-audits are involved, the C/S must remember that he is more often than not C/Sing for green, inexperienced auditors or, in the case of some co-audits, even non-tech trained auditors who are co-auditing on a read-it, drill-it, do-it basis. And the pc who is being audited by this new, untried auditor will himself be, more than likely, a new, inexperienced pc. |
This calls for a gradient approach, both from the standpoint of C/Sing for the case and C/Sing for the inexperienced auditor. | This calls for a gradient approach, both from the standpoint of C/Sing for the case and C/Sing for the inexperienced auditor. |
The purpose of a co-audit is to get people up the Grade Chart. Any C/Sing is always done from that viewpoint. | The purpose of a co-audit is to get people up the Grade Chart. Any C/Sing is always done from that viewpoint. |
To accomplish this best on a co-audit, C/Ses are kept simple and within the do-ability of the pc and the auditor. The guidelines here are well laid out in HCOB 2 Oct 71, C/S Series 63, C/sing for new auditors or veterans, and the wise Co-Audit C/S will become very familiar with the cases and the abilities of his co-auditors and will use those guidelines accordingly. | To accomplish this best on a co-audit, C/Ses are kept simple and within the do-ability of the pc and the auditor. The guidelines here are well laid out in HCOB 2 Oct 71, C/S Series 63, C/sing for new auditors or veterans, and the wise Co-Audit C/S will become very familiar with the cases and the abilities of his co-auditors and will use those guidelines accordingly. |
Because of these factors, the Co-Audit C/S will need to keep even a sharper eye out than usual for any of the things that can come up or go awry in a session and cut across the progress of the case. The main things to watch out for and get handled when they do occur are: | Because of these factors, the Co-Audit C/S will need to keep even a sharper eye out than usual for any of the things that can come up or go awry in a session and cut across the progress of the case. The main things to watch out for and get handled when they do occur are: |
1. Pc going exterior. (Int Rundown Series) | 1. Pc going exterior. (Int Rundown Series) |
2. Unhandled PTSness. (HCOB 31 Dec 78, Iss II, Outline Of PTS Handling, and all of its referenced issues) | 2. Unhandled PTSness. (HCOB 31 Dec 78, Iss II, Outline Of PTS Handling, and all of its referenced issues) |
3. Unhandled Repair. (HCOB 31 Mar 80, C/S Series 109, Conditional Step Following The Purification Rundown) | 3. Unhandled Repair. (HCOB 31 Mar 80, C/S Series 109, Conditional Step Following The Purification Rundown) |
4. Previous incomplete processing needing completion. (C/S Series 109) | 4. Previous incomplete processing needing completion. (C/S Series 109) |
5. Mutual Out Ruds/Mutual Out Ethics. (HCOB 17 Feb 74, C/S Series 91, Mutual Out Ruds, and HCOB 21 Aug 79, Twinning) | 5. Mutual Out Ruds/Mutual Out Ethics. (HCOB 17 Feb 74, C/S Series 91, Mutual Out Ruds, and HCOB 21 Aug 79, Twinning) |
6. Overrun/Underrun. (HCOB 19 Apr 72, C/S Series 77, „Quickie“ Defined, and HCOB 21 Mar 74, End Phenomena) | 6. Overrun/Underrun. (HCOB 19 Apr 72, C/S Series 77, „Quickie“ Defined, and HCOB 21 Mar 74, End Phenomena) |
The point here is not so much that these are more likely to occur on a co-audit than elsewhere (though this may be true in some cases). The point is that when they do occur an inexperienced co-auditor is less likely to be aware of them or report them. And the pc himself is less likely to know what is going on. | The point here is not so much that these are more likely to occur on a co-audit than elsewhere (though this may be true in some cases). The point is that when they do occur an inexperienced co-auditor is less likely to be aware of them or report them. And the pc himself is less likely to know what is going on. |
C/Sing for a co-audit is not a delicate business. Co-auditors are usually eager to jump in with both feet and get the job done. | C/Sing for a co-audit is not a delicate business. Co-auditors are usually eager to jump in with both feet and get the job done. |
It’s not a delicate business, but it is a matter of using a gradient approach. When the right gradient approach is used there’s a lot of satisfaction for a C/S in bringing a co-audit team on up the line and winning, both as pcs and co-auditors. | It’s not a delicate business, but it is a matter of using a gradient approach. When the right gradient approach is used there’s a lot of satisfaction for a C/S in bringing a co-audit team on up the line and winning, both as pcs and co-auditors. |
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