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Fixation with money would lead to the conclusion that it is imperative to fix the planes to avoid costly lawsuits, upset clients, and loss of reputation and ult
by IG_Semmelweiss 3y ago
Fixation with money would lead to the conclusion that it is imperative to fix the planes to avoid costly lawsuits, upset clients, and loss of reputation and ultimately, bankruptcy.
There is absolutely no money fixation.
And upon further examination, you can see there is no money fixation because the emoloyees lack clear long-term thinking. Its all robots obsessed with CYA, promotions, and turft wars instead of focusing on making money, and what makes money long term for the company
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- tgv 3y agoI don't see the contradiction. CYA is driven by shareholders pressing the board, the board distributing the pressure to divisions, division heads distributing that to middle management, middle management distributing that onto assembly and sales teams, and everyone keeping their heads down. We don't call it bean counting for nothing. > promotions I.e. money. Perhaps I can be clearer. This is in contrast to managing a company based on e.g. ethics and longevity. The question whether or not it is cheaper to sacrifice lives because of litigation and reputation loss should never come up.