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FTA: Speaking to a group at Harvard Business School six months after leaving Harvester, McCardell was asked his assessment of his performance; he said that desp
by camgunz 3y ago
FTA: Speaking to a group at Harvard Business School six months after leaving Harvester, McCardell was asked his assessment of his performance; he said that despite some regrets, "I think I rate myself superb."[6] In 1986, McCardell told UPI, "I feel very good about my years at Harvester. We had a few good years. I don’t think we made any one major mistake. In retrospect, I think we could have done some things differently. None of us was smart enough – myself included – to realize the depth of the problem."[34] Discussing his remuneration, he said he thought, in retrospect, that he was "underpaid".
Utterly unbelievable.
- ProllyInfamous 3y ago>FTA: "On May 3, 1982, one day after the UAW ratified the concessionary contract, Archie McCardell was fired by International Harvester.[1] Although McCardell asserted he had resigned, industry and press observers said that he was fired." Cognitive dissonance the size that world hadn't seen up til then. Now: everyday occurrence, business as usual. LeSigh
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