3 ms·

Thank you. I’m also that, when a company presents an unfit plane so many times for take off, there is a problem with its traditions. If a big company fails and

Thank you. I’m also that, when a company presents an unfit plane so many times for take off, there is a problem with its traditions. If a big company fails and the competitir buys it for cheap, it corrupts the competitor. Which begs the question: If a big company fails (or some Boeing branch in a near future), even if Airbus doesn’t buy it, should it dodge job applications from the former employees of that competitor?

throw0101a 7y ago
> If a big company fails (or some Boeing branch in a near future), even if Airbus doesn’t buy it, should it dodge job applications from the former employees of that competitor? That depends on the reason for the failures: was it management or engineering?