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Nothing in this article indicated that the problem was the quality of the American workers. They were given no business plans, no money, no authority to make f
by pimlottc 6y ago
Nothing in this article indicated that the problem was the quality of the American workers. They were given no business plans, no money, no authority to make final decisions. It doesn't matter who you hire at that point, that's a recipe for failure.
- nendroid 6y agoAnd I'm claiming the article hit the wrong point. It's not covering the fact that Foxconn has no intention of running an actual operation in America. Partly because it's a 1000x better deal to just open another factory in China. This whole thing is obviously done with an ulterior motive. Either the topic is deliberately being avoided or the writer doesn't know.