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Reality is also that the rest of the world tested and bought the planes. In the hundreds. There is too much media BS about this stuff. If Boeing says its going
by kodz4 8y ago
Reality is also that the rest of the world tested and bought the planes. In the hundreds. There is too much media BS about this stuff. If Boeing says its going to take 10 years to fix, what is anyone capable of doing about it?
I can say for example, that tomorrow Airbus is going to get broken up and turned into a mess because of Brexit, and everyone from the President of France to the Airbus leadership can be blamed for it.
Reality is anyone can blame whatever they feel like these days. Anything surrounding blame can be safely ignored. Look for the people talking about the solutions.
- andromedavision 8y ago.
- kodz4 8y agoAre you saying blame is the answer?
- ThalesX 8y agoAre you saying blame does not play a part in identifying the problem and finding a solution?
- kodz4 8y agoYes. Who you find to blame doesn't fix the problem, does it? After you find said individuals, someone has to still fix the problem. And in my experience you always need the help or information from said individuals to do so. CHOOSING to focus on blame, only produces attacks, defensiveness and avoidance from whom ever you are blaming, when they can be contributing to the fix. Reaching the solutions get pushed further down the road. Whenever a crisis unfolds you want the people who created it in the room contributing info, thinking about solutions, rather than focusing on how to save their asses and hiding what they did. Current culture puts too much emphasis on passing judgements and blaming people. What outcomes are being produced speak for themselves when that route is choosen.