Posted on Apr 27, 2022
Boeing CEO regrets Air Force One deal amid big quarterly losses
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And in a call, Wednesday, Boeing chief executive Dave Calhoun suggested the company should not have accepted the Trump administration’s terms in 2018 on the new Air Force One, as the former administration engaged in hardball negotiations to drive costs down. Read more . . .
Boeing CEO regrets Air Force One deal amid big quarterly losses
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While there were “hardball negotiations to drive costs down,” the article ultimately stated, “COVID-related inefficiencies were largely responsible for the cost overruns it experienced, and that they have been particularly acute for the Air Force One program.”
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There's been a tenacious fallacy in management circles for 30+ years now. Contrary to the fallacy, negotiations do not produce win-win results. Boeing should stop whining, enable that CEO in exploring his future career endeavors, and hire a real negotiator. Sgt (Join to see) MSgt Robert "Rock" Aldi
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If it involved 45... you can take it to the bank it was illegal, coerced, or making 45 $$$.
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