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Behavioural Auditing: Myths Busted
Behavioural Auditing is a generic term for audits focusing on culture and behaviour. When I write about Behavioural Auditing, I refer to the specific approach developed by Inge van der Meulen and Jan Otten. This inductive, qualitative audit method aims to influence an organisation’s socio-psychological climate. The approach is based on Learning History, Grounded Theory, and Chris Argyris’s Action Theory. Unfortunately, several myths about Behavioural Auditing (BA) persist, and it’s time to identify and debunk these misconceptions. So, let’s dive in and bust those myths!