Re:Lego Wants to Remake Its Toy Bricks without Anyone Noticing
by elmerfud on Friday August 31, 2018 @06:38PM
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I don't believe that's what the original poster was saying at all. It was that when "going green" the marketing department seems to be one deciding what they do first rather than the engineering team.
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Re:Lego Wants to Remake Its Toy Bricks without Anyone Noticing
by webkike on Friday August 31, 2018 @07:20PM
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This point seems to imply moral imperatives should be ignored if they don't originate from the engineering department.
Re:Lego Wants to Remake Its Toy Bricks without Anyone Noticing
by ddingus on Friday August 31, 2018 @10:59PM
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Who knows?
Could be the product of lunchtime chats about the world, their place in it, etc... many people in the company may have contributed with marketing making a move.
Re:Lego Wants to Remake Its Toy Bricks without Anyone Noticing
by threeseed on Friday August 31, 2018 @06:56PM
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And what evidence is there of this ? Because it sure sounds like you just made this up.
In most companies these policies have come from the CEO down largely because there has been significant demand coming from (a) employees, (b) consumers and (c) shareholders.