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I didn't expect this ignorance on HN given the industry most of us work in. Safety and quality are a product of systems, processes, and policies and not indivi
by treyd 3y ago
I didn't expect this ignorance on HN given the industry most of us work in.
Safety and quality are a product of systems, processes, and policies and not individual skills. Mistakes will always be made even by including cishet natively english speaking upper-middle class white men. No good manager should expect individuals to be able to account for issues all on their own.
In Boeing's case, the problems are very obviously management compromising quality by encouraging corner-cutting for reducing costs to increase profits. It worked for a while because Boeing had the redundancies in processes to catch errors before they had an impact, but eventually they compromises were too much. Tell me, what does this has to do with race and gender?
- AnimalMuppet 3y agoIn particular, the critical bad decisions were made long before DEI was a thing.