Boeing may reacquire Spirit at higher price despite hating optics (arstechnica.com) 29 points by donatzsky 2y ago ↗ HN
[–] toomuchtodo 2y ago ↗ A reasonable premium for ruthless financialization of their supply chain and to make an attempt to survive the dysfunction they created. [–] cwilkes 2y ago ↗ I cannot upvote this enough. They continuously squeeze suppliers either on a bill or to make more faster. Accidents are bound to happen. [–] Zigurd 2y ago ↗ Spot on. The spin out was a cynical move to fragment their assembly workers, show better return on net assets, and do engineering by contract demands. Here is the internal memo predicting a bad outcome:https://techrights.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/2014130646... [–] BlackjackCF 2y ago ↗ Engineer warns of consequences. Execs ignore warnings. Bad things happen. A classic.
[–] cwilkes 2y ago ↗ I cannot upvote this enough. They continuously squeeze suppliers either on a bill or to make more faster. Accidents are bound to happen.
[–] Zigurd 2y ago ↗ Spot on. The spin out was a cynical move to fragment their assembly workers, show better return on net assets, and do engineering by contract demands. Here is the internal memo predicting a bad outcome:https://techrights.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/2014130646... [–] BlackjackCF 2y ago ↗ Engineer warns of consequences. Execs ignore warnings. Bad things happen. A classic.
[–] BlackjackCF 2y ago ↗ Engineer warns of consequences. Execs ignore warnings. Bad things happen. A classic.
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