[Autogenerated] some people get confused because they think
a que essa is someone who just comes.
Two dozen assessments, right?
Q.
Essays can give advice as well.
Absolutely.
Again right now.
Personally, I was on big implementations.
Always try and get to Q essays.
I got a consulting que esa and then assessing qsc because I
want to have both both bits of opinion, right?
So consulting qs I'll ask them their opinion.
I might ask them, You know what's better?
A Will be right?
Right.
You don't do that, do you?
You want you'll only give advice generally?
Yeah,
eso in my firm specifically because we do other kinds of audits
with more stringent independence requirements.
We do independent assessment.
We don't do consulting.
We don't to implementation.
Now that said,
if somebody wants to come to me and say Here is my proposed solution,
what do you think I'm gonna I'm gonna give them my opinion as an assessor.
I'm going to give you know my judgment on that, right?
Absolutely.
Happily do that all day long, right?
But if you if you want to say which one should I pick air B,
that's beyond sort of my personal remit.
But other Q s A firms you know, can and will do that.
Uh, and to your point, maybe you want to engage with one Q s A as a consultant,
right?
And another as as a validation assessor.
What I would caution is that there are firms out there.
They're que se firms out there who want to do all of the
consulting and not so much do the validation,
usually because it's more profitable.
Yeah, and there are fewer liabilities.
But make sure if you're engaging a USA for him as a as a consulting entity,
that they are a firm that actually does riel validation work.
Right?
Because otherwise you get this sort of drift in terms of expertise and
capability and you'll get your consultant qs I say,
Oh, yeah, that's fine.
Or oh, that'll work because they don't have to deal with this sort of,
you know, ______ in the trenches,
sort of fight of actually testing the the gory details in the rock on day.
Miss it.
Yeah, I can validate that,
having have to go into a organization where they've had a Q s,
a firm in for a year that had never done an assessment in his life.
It just did consulting, right?
And it was proposing.
The most ridiculous thing is that just would that
would not get through an assessment.
Exactly.
By not doing assessments, they wouldn't realize that.