> Its not very different here. It's very different here. On paper those certifications junior auditors get make the difference between "guy with hammer" and "e

> Its not very different here. It's very different here. On paper those certifications junior auditors get make the difference between "guy with hammer" and "engineer". These juniors are sent in as capable auditors as soon as they get those certifications pinned to their chests. At best they have a lead auditor checking up some of their work. Very few builders intend to use "guy with hammer" as an architect or engineer with the purpose of introducing flaws in the result. While in audit it happens in so many cases because the audit report more often than not is intended to miss on several findings under the cover of "junior mistake" if ever caught.