High Praise for EmployStats’ Sampling Course

“It was very relevant!”

“Clearly the presenters were knowledgeable on the subject”

“I look forward to more courses presented by this company.”

The reviews are in, and EmployStats’ course for the Texas State Auditor’s Office was a huge hit with our audience! Our class, “Statistical Sampling for Large Audits” was a crash course in the uses of statistical sampling. We were proud to teach our two-day, all-online course to a full class of 18 auditors who were active and engaged.

The State Auditor’s Office (SAO) is the independent auditor for Texas state government. The SAO performs audits, reviews, and investigations of any entity receiving state funds. To find out more about the Texas State Auditor’s Office, please visit the SAO’s Website.

EmployStats’ principal economist, Dwight Steward, Ph.D., along with Matt Rigling, MA and Carl McClain, MA, were also given high marks on their presentation skills.

EmployStats appreciated the opportunity to work with the SAO and hopes to conduct more presentations in the future. For more on EmployStats, visit our website: Employstats.com!

Upcoming EmployStats Seminar for State Auditors

EmployStats is honored to announce it be teaching a course on statistical sampling for the Texas State Auditors Office (SAO) this winter.  The course, titled Statistical Sampling for Large Audits, will take place online between December 14 and 15, 2020.

The State Auditor’s Office (SAO) is the independent auditor for Texas state government. The SAO performs audits, reviews, and investigations of any entity receiving state funds. EmployStats’ principal economist, Dwight Steward, Ph.D., along with Matt Rigling, MA and Carl McClain, MA, will be instructing this course for auditors from state and local government.

Over this two day, all-online course, the EmployStats team will provide a crash course to participants in the uses of statistical sampling, how statistical samples are conducted, and when statistical samples are legally and scientifically valid in performing audits.

To find out more about the seminar and the Texas State Auditor’s Office, please visit the SAO Website. For more on EmployStats, visit our website: Employstats.com!