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Feels like Boeing is trying to shift the blame on the individual instead of their incentive and corporate culture about missed inspections. Its not the company
by langsoul-com 2y ago
Feels like Boeing is trying to shift the blame on the individual instead of their incentive and corporate culture about missed inspections.
Its not the company, but rather x individual that falsified their safety report. Don't worry, we'll fire them and everyone can forget about this. Is the feeling I'm getting.
- ActionHank 2y agoThey remember that VW "it was a lone developer" play.
- ruph123 2y agoThen they would have forgotten that former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn was indicted on fraud and conspiracy charges.
- Drunk_Engineer 2y agoThat was 4 years ago, and the case has not gone to trial.
- ruph123 2y agoTrial is starting this year: https://apnews.com/article/germany-volkswagen-diesel-scandal-winterkorn-trial-5eac8ed0b501426a912e3c7524e3874e https://apnews.com/article/germany-volkswagen-diesel-scandal...
- agilob 2y agowho was charged and went to prison
- onlyrealcuzzo 2y agoAlso, that one bank employee (Kareem Serageldin) that went to jail over the financial crisis. Don't worry guys, we got him.
- tgv 2y agoAn utter disgrace.
- banannaise 2y agoIt was all the fault of this one guy not doing his job. Also, it's just a coincidence that we fired his peers who were doing their jobs, and that the one who went to the feds was found dead in his car recently.
- TheCleric 2y agoExactly this. Could it be we told the safety inspector to do X inspections a day (which would be literally impossible) or be reprimanded? Nope, it's the person's fault for falsifying the inspection. No need to do a root cause analysis.