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Anonymous

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Boeing used to be a great company dominated by engineers. The people at the top were engineers as the their core foundation and education. The downfall of the company began a few decades ago when the leadership was captured by finance guys. Aviation sector and the companies need to go through extensive checks in order to maintain safety which is the number 1 concern!!

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Chaman Kanth

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Engineers can be taught finance but finance people have hard time in engineering because engineering is logical subject build upon base of learning concepts like logical pyramid

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Anonymous 3

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It’s crucial for tech and engineering firms to be led by those who understand the technical aspects of their products. Financial experts have their place, but they shouldn’t overshadow the core technical competencies of the company.

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Anonymous 2

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It’s sad to see how far Boeing has fallen. The shift from engineer-led to finance-led leadership really seems to have compromised their focus on safety. Aviation is one industry where cutting corners can have catastrophic consequences.

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Anonymous 1

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It was one of the best engineering companies from the USA and it's sad, that a few wall street guys can come and shift the whole momentum in a matter years.

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