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I'm sure it's a sacrifice the CEO is willing to make. He won't be criminally charged of course. I heard there's going to be some positions open soon at Boeing.
by riiii 2y ago
I'm sure it's a sacrifice the CEO is willing to make. He won't be criminally charged of course.
I heard there's going to be some positions open soon at Boeing. Any takers?
- smcin 2y agoPredict how high up the chain of command criminal charges (and convictions) will go? (This weekend there is talk of a 'sweetheart' plea deal.)
- sofixa 2y agoCalhoun was CEO during the near-deadly current disaster, and was a chairman during the previous deadly ones. He's also on his way out, kept around to negotiate with the unions and catch all the negative PR that will come out of it, and not to give a bad start to the future CEO. Both him and Muillenberg (previous CEO and career engineer before someone says "they just have to put engineers back in charge") need to spend a few years in prison for killing and nearly killing people. Hopefully this will provide the necessary boost to Boeing fixing their culture.
- teeray 2y agoYep, if a punishment can just get neatly tied up on a balance sheet, explained to shareholders, and dealt with like any old loan balance, is it really a punishment?