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â¢ Does success depend on the nature of the challenge or is it more related to our personal approach? Our ability to deal effectively with uncertain situations or âmanaging ambiguityâ is a life skill that is gaining recognition, mostly stemming from Daniel Golemanâs work on Emotional Intelligence. Letâs take a look at what managing ambiguity is all about. Go Ask A Fortune-Teller Every second of every day, someone, somewhere will be moving house, switching careers, or dealing with some other significant life change. Even fortune-tellers canât predict how things are going to turn out, so you have to get comfortable with not knowing precisely what is going to happen.
Another indication of ambiguity in accounting is the common practice of negotiating about accounting rules. In one study by Michael Gibbins, Steven Salterio, and Alan Webb of 93 audit partners working for international accounting firms, 67% reported that they commonly negotiated with 50% or more of their clients.