Maybe this just shows that I have some experience under my belt... but I understand that most things take longer and cost more than planned.

So the thought of scrapping a working factory with decades of fine-tuning already done... pains me.

I worked with one project manager who was straight out of school. I couldn't believe that the direction and management of multiple teams of engineers was coming from someone who was going to make all their rookie mistakes on our project... and all the people who hired him already left for new jobs, so no consequences for them.