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Episode #285 // “If you make decisions in isolation, you're likely to miss the implications of those decisions on the whole ecosystem, and this is often where the cracks begin to appear.”
Like many of you, I’ve done quite a bit of flying over the course of my adult life. I’m not a nervous flyer at all, but I’m always interested to see what’s happening in the world of commercial aviation.
This bumper episode is a mini case study on Boeing, which has been in the news again recently – for all the wrong reasons. Another mid-air incident in January (which, fortunately, didn’t result in any serious injuries) has thrust the aircraft manufacturer back into the spotlight.
Some of the contributing factors can be traced back to decisions that were made decades ago. There are some important lessons in this for everyone, regardless of the industry or country you’re working in.
In this episode, I explore some important questions:
You won’t have to deal with issues that are this public or dramatic very often, but if you can learn from the Boeing experience, it may prevent you from stepping on some of the same landmines.
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Source Material:
Wall Street Journal article:
"This has been going on for years". Inside Boeing's Manufacturing Mess
The Atlantic article:
What's Gone Wrong at Boeing
Reuter’s article:
Boeing 737 Max9 door plug bolts appeared to be missing on Alaska Jet, NTSB says
No Bullsh!t Leadership episodes:
Ep.95: The Joys of Outsourcing
Ep.31: Don't Shoot the Messenger
Wikipedia Profiles:
Alan Mulally
Boeing Commercial Airplanes
Spirit AeroSystems
Theranos
👉 Doors are open for Leadership Beyond the Theory. Be the boss you wish you had.
🔗 Enroll now at leadershipbeyondthetheory.com
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Episode #285 // “If you make decisions in isolation, you're likely to miss the implications of those decisions on the whole ecosystem, and this is often where the cracks begin to appear.”
Like many of you, I’ve done quite a bit of flying over the course of my adult life. I’m not a nervous flyer at all, but I’m always interested to see what’s happening in the world of commercial aviation.
This bumper episode is a mini case study on Boeing, which has been in the news again recently – for all the wrong reasons. Another mid-air incident in January (which, fortunately, didn’t result in any serious injuries) has thrust the aircraft manufacturer back into the spotlight.
Some of the contributing factors can be traced back to decisions that were made decades ago. There are some important lessons in this for everyone, regardless of the industry or country you’re working in.
In this episode, I explore some important questions:
You won’t have to deal with issues that are this public or dramatic very often, but if you can learn from the Boeing experience, it may prevent you from stepping on some of the same landmines.
————————
Source Material:
Wall Street Journal article:
"This has been going on for years". Inside Boeing's Manufacturing Mess
The Atlantic article:
What's Gone Wrong at Boeing
Reuter’s article:
Boeing 737 Max9 door plug bolts appeared to be missing on Alaska Jet, NTSB says
No Bullsh!t Leadership episodes:
Ep.95: The Joys of Outsourcing
Ep.31: Don't Shoot the Messenger
Wikipedia Profiles:
Alan Mulally
Boeing Commercial Airplanes
Spirit AeroSystems
Theranos
👉 Doors are open for Leadership Beyond the Theory. Be the boss you wish you had.
🔗 Enroll now at leadershipbeyondthetheory.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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