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So what enemy action is responsible for the defective parts in a factory that makes tens of thousands per day? Scale matters.
by Nasrudith 5y ago
So what enemy action is responsible for the defective parts in a factory that makes tens of thousands per day? Scale matters.
- namelessoracle 5y agoWhen the parts going to one customer consistently fail while another customers parts almost never do it makes one think that at bare minimum they are doing more dilligence for one vs the other.
- acover 5y agoIt depends on if it was intentional. When incentives aren't aligned and the cause of failure isn't transparent, then it seems reasonable to consider self-motivated intent. What do you do when a factory sends you inferior bolts that don't meet tolerance? You test every they send you. The trust is gone.