Mmmyes, but the process implies a heavy chain of verifications. So even when there has been an idiot and a lazy guy, at some later stage in the process, it has

Mmmyes, but the process implies a heavy chain of verifications. So even when there has been an idiot and a lazy guy, at some later stage in the process, it has to go through someone who cares at some point and it gets fixed at that point. After all, that is the point of those heavy processes: manage to product something fairly reliable despite the acknowledged presence of morons and shitty managers. The process does not try to eradicate those people, it works around them with some kind of redundancy. Having been one of those 'concerned' people, I must admit it is exhausting. You know that if some work comes from this guy, or that company, it will be 90% shit and you have to explain them again and again what is wrong and how to fix it, or do it yourself when you are really fed up. So basically you do your job + the slackers' job. That is how the system works. As a system, the result is not too bad. As far as individuals are concerned, however...