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I was going to call it a puff piece, but as far as Boeing is concerned: > Boeing won't touch these things due to shareholder conservatism My spouse worked for
by ozzythecat 4y ago
I was going to call it a puff piece, but as far as Boeing is concerned:
> Boeing won't touch these things due to shareholder conservatism
My spouse worked for Boeing. My son currently works for Boeing. Change is the slowest and most difficult thing to bring about at Boeing. It’s part of Boeing’s DNA.
- keepquestioning 4y agoTell them to work for Boom Aerospace.
- carabiner 4y agoExactly. I worked for Boeing as an intern and the entire industry is like this. It's basically 90% of aerospace, outside of the startups, is like IBM, Oracle. These companies have extraordinary history (facilities from WW2! god damn museums with their products! rise and fall tied with global geopolitics, seeing armed security and international VIP's at the guarded entrances) but will never innovate unless put up against a wall. At my university, wind tunnels had a black curtain that could be used to conceal the test section contents. During the Cold War, they used it to prevent casual onlookers from witnessing confidential design work for the govt.