Re:Boeing reports a $410M charge in case NASA decides Starli...
by chii on Thursday January 30, 2020 @09:05PM
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> a lot of people seemed to be employed to prevent information from getting back and forth to the customer.
that's because it's their job to _convey_ this information. But of course, their conveying is slow and/or wrong, whether by intention or by incompetence.
Also, if the customer and the sub/contractor were in direct communication, then these middle managers and project coordinators will no longer be needed! That threatens their job security!
Re:Boeing reports a $410M charge in case NASA decides Starli...
by orpheansodality on Thursday January 30, 2020 @08:57PM
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Sounds like a perfect example of an immoral maze: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/zpA2Tnp2k38qSmr8J/how-to-ide...
*but oddly some major aerospace contractors had their fingers in the pie anyway.