Not if your own IQ is above 100 and you have any real world (non-academia) experience.
They can shuffle papers and attend meetings, but if you assume they can be trusted with physical objects larger than a desktop computer or perhaps an automobile, you are walking on thin ice.
IQ, "education" and competence are not necessarily related. I have portions of all three, in varying quantities. Whatever scores I have achieved on SAT, military GCT or other "intelligence" tests have made me neither wise nor "rich".
What little competence I may have demonstrated has come via a mix of training, study and experience. As Moishe Rosen once said:
"Experience is the best teacher.
But, if you can accept it second hand
the "tuition" is less!"