Idk, but that’s the best place for the seam. It’s only a couple of inches instead of a couple of feet.

If a seam is necessary, most seams are placed in the sink. It avoids a 25 inch seam and only makes the seam a few inches. That being said, the seam under the faucet looks bad.

That's not too bad a seam, but they really missed your sink placement. Your front rail should be as wide as the rear and the rear as wide as the front. Rookies. Good luck cleaning behind that faucet.

I'd replace the sink with an apron front which would replace the faucet seam with two inconspicuous seams at each end of the sink and eliminate the front seam. That fat front rail would become the rear. 4th post down.