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fescuerescue

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4. Why would that do that?

Reply to KrazyinKS (Reply #3)

Sun Dec 30, 2018, 09:55 PM

Dec 2018

Trying to understand the motivations of why a company would want to fire someone who alerted them prior to making a $10,000,000 mistake. And then made the mistake anyway.

bizarre.

They must have really wanted that barrel.

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Just had a discussion with a retired Boeing employee [View all] KrazyinKS Dec 2018 OP

That was just the Wichita division, right? The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2018 #1

Yes Wichita KrazyinKS Dec 2018 #3

Why would that do that? fescuerescue Dec 2018 #4

The refinery that was contaminated was in Chicago KrazyinKS Dec 2018 #8

I was just thinking that Recursion Dec 2018 #6

important point KT2000 Dec 2018 #2

Thanks for the book title, I'll look it up. dae Dec 2018 #5

here is the info: KT2000 Dec 2018 #7