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1. www.theatlantic.com › ideas › archiveWhat’s Gone Wrong at Boeing - The Atlantic

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   Jan 15, 2024 · The answer that pretty much everyone arrived at after those two fatal crashes was the same: Boeing’s culture had changed. And here, the conventional wisdom is correct.

2. www.bnnbloomberg.ca › investing › 2024/10/13Boeing’s Endless Doom Loop Gives No Respite to CEO Ortberg

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   3 days ago · The episodes bedeviling Boeing have exposed quality lapses at Boeing and its supply chain, alongside a corrosive culture a quarter-century in the making, where pressure over costs and schedule permeated decision-making.

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4. www.bloomberg.com › news › articlesWhat’s Wrong With Boeing (BA)? How Its Corporate Culture ...

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   Jan 19, 2024 · We discuss the company’s problems, its history and culture, and how it lost its focus on safety and engineering in favor of a focus on pleasing shareholders.

5. www.forbes.com › sites › petergeorgescuBoeing’s Last Chance: Meaningful Purpose, Powerful Culture ...

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   Apr 30, 2024 · There could be no clearer evidence to me that Boeing’s culture was, and likely still is, toxic. The company’s response to the fatal crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia was to fire then-CEO ...

   • Author: Peter Georgescu

6. fortune.com › 2019/10/31 › boeing-737-max-crashBoeing’s CEO Says Its Culture Will Fix Its Problems. Experts ...

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   Oct 31, 2019 · Muilenburg’s departure, though, will not cure the corrosive company culture that several lawmakers and former Boeing employees say is the root of the problem, according to interviews with...

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7. www.seattletimes.com › business › boeings-challengesBoeing’s challenges can’t be fixed without a culture change

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   Jan 19, 2024 · Boeing has a problem that is mostly self-inflicted. The manufacturer needs to fix its issues along with federal aviation regulators, columnist Jon Talton writes.

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   Is Boeing a corrosive culture?

   • Combined, the episodes have exposed quality lapses at Boeing and its supply chain, alongside a corrosive culture a quarter-century in the making, where pressure over costs and schedule permeated decision-making.

   Boeing’s Endless Doom Loop Gives No Respite to New CEO Ortberg

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   Did Boeing's culture change?

   • The answer that pretty much everyone arrived at after those two fatal crashes was the same: Boeing’s culture had changed. And here, the conventional wisdom is correct. For most of its history, Boeing had what you might call an engineering-centric culture, with power in the company resting in the hands of engineering and design.

   What’s Gone Wrong at Boeing - The Atlantic

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   Was Boeing a good company?

   • As an engineering company, Boeing was successful for an exceedingly long time, and after the managerial changes it was very profitable until the MAX crashes. So, it is no surprise that there was little questioning of the corporate culture.

   Leadership, Engineering and Ethical Clashes at Boeing

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   Should Boeing be aware of global safety issues?

   • At Boeing, a global company, considering the mind sets and cultures of their customer countries seems obvious, and every executive, manager, scientist and engineer at Boeing should have been made aware of global safety issues, simply because they are in the aircraft business. Ignorance is not a good moral excuse in this or any industry.

   Leadership, Engineering and Ethical Clashes at Boeing

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   Did Boeing's recent leadership fail to steer the company back on course?

   • I agree. I also believe that Boeing’s recent leadership, specifically Dennis Muilenburg, who was fired in 2019 after the fatal crashes, and his replacement David Calhoun who will be leaving at year’s end, have failed to steer the company back on course.

   Boeing’s Last Chance: Meaningful Purpose, Powerful Culture ... - Forbes

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   Will the Boeing problem be resolved?

   • The Boeing Problem won’t be resolved until real consequences are visited personally on the top executives and the directors. A return to the culture of engineering excellence and reduction of subcontracting may be too much to ask from a company so invested in this business model. But it needs to happen, or more deadly incidents will occur.

   Boeing’s challenges can’t be fixed without a culture change

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9. link.springer.com › article › 10Leadership, Engineering and Ethical Clashes at Boeing - Springer

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   Feb 15, 2021 · Using the Boeing Corporation and its 737 MAX aircraft crashes as an example, this ethical analysis will examine some of the organizational problems that led to changes in management in Boeing and ultimately resulted in the fatal accidents.