Saithan
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I think Vord is feeling hurt and in need of defending his own words.
Here is where I come and save his day, don't worry cheating and doing poor construction job happens all over the world.
I'm currently working as a construction economist, my company has just built 550 new houses spending aprox 150 mio. USD, all of them 106 sqm, great houses. Energy efficient etc. however we have a problem with all the floor cracking and sewer pipelines leave enough space for the rats to waltz around, those are big problems which will cost aprox 10-20 mio. USD, now the architechts made a good design and all, but there weren't enough 3rd party control and auditing of the entrepreneurs who built the damn thing. The architechs and engineers were passive enough to allow such things.
The point is, this is probably what is going on. Every party of a project are only interested in taking responsibility for their own little piece, and ignore the other issues. The architechs only cares that he didn't make a drawing mistake, the engineer is only concerned that the part he is responsible for is done according to the law and doesn't care that it's insufficient. The entrepreneur only cares that he makes profit and turns a blind eye to certain way things are built. The minister in charge only cares that whatever is built and delivered will outlast his term, so he can be reelected. if any problems arise in year 4-5-6 he will be minister of a different area and not responsible.
This is how it works.
Here is where I come and save his day, don't worry cheating and doing poor construction job happens all over the world.
I'm currently working as a construction economist, my company has just built 550 new houses spending aprox 150 mio. USD, all of them 106 sqm, great houses. Energy efficient etc. however we have a problem with all the floor cracking and sewer pipelines leave enough space for the rats to waltz around, those are big problems which will cost aprox 10-20 mio. USD, now the architechts made a good design and all, but there weren't enough 3rd party control and auditing of the entrepreneurs who built the damn thing. The architechs and engineers were passive enough to allow such things.
The point is, this is probably what is going on. Every party of a project are only interested in taking responsibility for their own little piece, and ignore the other issues. The architechs only cares that he didn't make a drawing mistake, the engineer is only concerned that the part he is responsible for is done according to the law and doesn't care that it's insufficient. The entrepreneur only cares that he makes profit and turns a blind eye to certain way things are built. The minister in charge only cares that whatever is built and delivered will outlast his term, so he can be reelected. if any problems arise in year 4-5-6 he will be minister of a different area and not responsible.
This is how it works.