Boeing's 737 Max Software Outsourced to $9-an-Hour Engineers
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TLDR; Indian "engineers" at $9/hr versus competent designers at probably $150+/hr.
I love outsourcing complex programming projects. But I choose seriously experienced people. For even better results, I choose multiple of them to come up with solutions independently then I compare the results to come up with an even better hybrid.
As I learned a long time ago, TANSTAAFL in this field (trading).
Clearly it applies to aviation too.
I love outsourcing complex programming projects. But I choose seriously experienced people. For even better results, I choose multiple of them to come up with solutions independently then I compare the results to come up with an even better hybrid.
As I learned a long time ago, TANSTAAFL in this field (trading).
Clearly it applies to aviation too.
49 years ago, Milton Friedman told America that businesses bear no social responsibility to the public or society because its only concern is to increase profits for itself and for its shareholders.
Boeing is what happens when you allow an engineering operation to be taken over by MBAs and bean counters, with the sole goal of "maximizing shareholder value."
Boeing is what happens when you allow an engineering operation to be taken over by MBAs and bean counters, with the sole goal of "maximizing shareholder value."
There is a criminal investigation.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...gn=Feed:+reuters/businessNews+(Business+News)
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...gn=Feed:+reuters/businessNews+(Business+News)
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to the full and complete quote - this one:
"There is one and only one social responsibility of business – to use its resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game, which is to say, engages in open and free competition without deception or fraud."
Clearly where Boeing erred is in the coverup/obfuscation/what have you - not the $9/hr programmers (if they did their job right and accuracy was verified). Seems they didn't and it it wasn't.
Nothing abnormal about this news.
All companies have to cut cost sooner or later to stay competitive.
They have to
eliminate unprofitable business,
eliminate redundant workers,
improve productivity,
improve yield,
hire contract foreign workers etc etc.
common sense will tell you you'd pay workers as low as possible,
not as high as possible..
All companies have to cut cost sooner or later to stay competitive.
They have to
eliminate unprofitable business,
eliminate redundant workers,
improve productivity,
improve yield,
hire contract foreign workers etc etc.
common sense will tell you you'd pay workers as low as possible,
not as high as possible..