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That’s a great point but I actually read the article as possibly implying, rather than contradicting, the notion that this is a failure that is bigger than any
by pizlonator 7y ago
That’s a great point but I actually read the article as possibly implying, rather than contradicting, the notion that this is a failure that is bigger than any one engineer.
I read this as: engineering ethics were broken because of a toxic management culture.
- mark-r 7y agoI read this as: engineering ethics were broken but ascribing no reason for it. Thus the engineers were 100% responsible.
- craftinator 7y agoOne of the largest responsibilities of management is to set the culture of the business. They obviously do not have the skill set do the design, engineering, fabrication, or production. They are people people; they are paid to shake hands, make deals, and cultivate workplace culture. They are solely at fault for a toxic, because of why their jobs exist.