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This could be another difficult situation that auditors face from time to time.
I would believe that it is not a common or predominant problem, but we can't deny that it does exist the possibility of getting false answers from auditees trying to "go by" w/o getting a non-conformance for an evident gap.
Please share your opinion as to how you would handle a situation like this, and still manage carefully an interview without creating further conflict.
I would believe that it is not a common or predominant problem, but we can't deny that it does exist the possibility of getting false answers from auditees trying to "go by" w/o getting a non-conformance for an evident gap.
Please share your opinion as to how you would handle a situation like this, and still manage carefully an interview without creating further conflict.
