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Bonita @ Feb 23rd 2006 3:19PM
Hmmm . . . build a quality automobile and:
- watch your company grow
- look at profit in the Billions of dollars
- continue to build new plants
- constantly be in "hiring" mode
- be the envy of all your competition
or,
build crappy products and:
- watch your company disintegrate
- look at losses in the billions of dollars
- shut down plants
- force permanent layoffs
- read your own "death watch" data and be the laughing stock of the industry
Hey, Bill, are you listening?