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There is a link, however, because after the merger, most of the Boeing execs peaced out, letting the students of Jack Welch gut the company.
by renegade-otter 2y ago
There is a link, however, because after the merger, most of the Boeing execs peaced out, letting the students of Jack Welch gut the company.
- buildsjets 2y agoMy personal observation is that a series of incompetent executives from GE caused a LOT more damage to Boeing than any damage incurred from ex-McDonnell-Douglass executives. Boeing and GE have always had an excessively cozy relationship, predating the McD merger. For two of the past three decades, the corporate leaders of Boeing were former GE managers: Stonecipher (eight years as CEO and COO), McNerney (ten years) and Calhoun as from 2020 to present. It is fair to say that, because of the number of former GE top managers at Boeing, it almost turned into a division of GE. Sores: https://www.managerism.org/images/Thinkpiece38-Boeing-Part2.pdf https://www.managerism.org/images/Thinkpiece38-Boeing-Part2....