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Because it shifts responsibility for leading a solution from the engineering org to a bureaucracy
by engcoach 3y ago
Because it shifts responsibility for leading a solution from the engineering org to a bureaucracy
- haswell 3y agoIn what way does this shift the responsibility, specifically? The responsibility here is clearly still on Boeing. But when it comes to public communication, no one trusts Boeing right now, so it makes sense to highlight the involvement of a governing body that is not Boeing. I realize there are major issues with the FAA/Boeing dynamic right now, but if the Alaska Airlines CEO instead said “We’re following Boeing’s lead in this matter”, I don’t think that would be an improvement.