Doug Smith is a superintendent of a large construction firm. He currently is overseeing the construction of three new businesses, two of which are large corporations putting in other locations and one will be a building to house a new restaurant that is owned by Doug's brother. As the superintendent, a large part of Doug's job is to make sure the materials and labor that are needed for the job are available to get the job done and to make sure job cost records are completed accurately, including direct materials and direct labor. What are a few problems with this scenario?. How can they be corrected?. As long as the construction firm received all of the money owed to them, why would there be a problem?