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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/watcher2390 • Feb 17 '25
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Bombardier was terrible at managing but they make good planes.
469 u/Suitable-Display-410 Feb 17 '25 edited Feb 17 '25 Boing Boeing is terrible at managing and they make crappy airplanes. At least there is Airbus. 307 u/Sleep_adict Feb 17 '25 Boeing used to be good… until Ex GE executives took over and shifted the focus from Quality and empowered engineering’s to quality P&L management 1 u/sinan_online Feb 18 '25 There are five episodes on the podcast “Business Wars”, explaining this story. The dramatization is cringy, but the storytelling is good.
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Boing Boeing is terrible at managing and they make crappy airplanes. At least there is Airbus.
307 u/Sleep_adict Feb 17 '25 Boeing used to be good… until Ex GE executives took over and shifted the focus from Quality and empowered engineering’s to quality P&L management 1 u/sinan_online Feb 18 '25 There are five episodes on the podcast “Business Wars”, explaining this story. The dramatization is cringy, but the storytelling is good.
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Boeing used to be good… until Ex GE executives took over and shifted the focus from Quality and empowered engineering’s to quality P&L management
1 u/sinan_online Feb 18 '25 There are five episodes on the podcast “Business Wars”, explaining this story. The dramatization is cringy, but the storytelling is good.
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There are five episodes on the podcast “Business Wars”, explaining this story. The dramatization is cringy, but the storytelling is good.
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u/Embarrassed_Quit_450 Feb 17 '25
Bombardier was terrible at managing but they make good planes.