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what power art thou who from below hast made me rise unwillingly and slow from beds of everlasting snow https://winterreisende.neocities.org/ I keep my online and offline lives separate. Academic, musician, writer, among other art forms. #nobridge
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Fair... Comments sections on Ars Technica seem to be of the general consensus that before the merger Boeing was a company in which the engineers had a lot of influence over the operation. With the merger that changed to the executive suite, capped off with moving the corporate office away from WA.
Show PostBoeing flatly out engineered MD because MD specialized in corporate fuckery, pushing MD so close to failure that Boeing had the market advantage to not just propose the merger but be the one who kept their name. MD out corporate fuckeryied Boeing in the merger, and as vengeance fucked the engineers
Show PostI know less about this than you, but was Boeing less terrible before the merger with MD? I've read that a lot of the issues with B are that the corporate culture was taken over by the MD folks.
Show PostThere was a very good Last Week Tonight piece on Boeing a few years back and it basically had “MD made Boeing worse in every conceivable way” as one of its main conclusions.
Show Postim deeply scared and weary and want to be cared about
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