I could sign differently every time it wouldn’t matter and someone could sign the same signature I use.
So why do we need to sign on stuff?
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>So why do we need to sign on stuff?
An older friend of mine once tell me that it’s mostly for the record if there’s is an audit (he worked in delivery company), because when let say you’re having ISO certification they will ask for the records of the procedure. Even if the signature is fake or just like scratches (although it shouldn’t be) but as long as they’re signed by someone eligible (e.g. Manager, customer, etc) the documents / record is considered valid and can serve as proof / record.
although it will probably be different depending on the fields (e.g. Banking, etc)
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