Boeing set to lay off 750

usc steve wrote:

i worked for an large aerospace company in torrance - talk about a joke job. I made about $40 an hour and i did maybe 1 hour of work a day....it was like the movie office space....i had 8 bosses and nothing ever got done. that site used to be a city within a city now its downsized to about 700 people....im sure boeing is the same.

with lazy worthless employees like you not contributing a darn thing to the hand that feeds you, i am sure they will downsize again. and again USC will be at the beginning of the line, the unemployment line.
your bragging will come back to bite you, or did you learn anything at the University of Second Choice?

i dont know how you got me being lazy from my first post ...if they only give you 1 hour worth of work, what was i to do ...but anyway .....I got outta of that business 8 years ago ( corporate work is not for me ) now i own my own business and have ony 1 boss - me - dont hate on the trojans cause your daddy didnt send you there!

Trojan Logic Go Figure wrote:

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with lazy worthless employees like you not contributing a darn thing to the hand that feeds you, i am sure they will downsize again. and again USC will be at the beginning of the line, the unemployment line.
your bragging will come back to bite you, or did you learn anything at the University of Second Choice?

Boeing lost the KC-45 because they produced an inferior proposal based on hoping they were a shoe in. As many US jobs are based on the NGC version as the Boeing version. To emphasise the ignorance of Boeing people, look at the ones on here that mention the KC-45 with regard to Boeing Satellite Systems. Do you know the difference between a tanker and a satelite? laughing at you.

Funny post about the Trojans usc steve, but.. well, USC does suck.:-) How much do they sell degrees for now by the way down there in South Central?*wink wink*

Trying to scare us into a recession with bogus stories like this?

Hey! Big corporations regularly lay off people when things are slack. And then re-hire. This is quite common in the airplane-making biz.

I thought there was a 'severe shortage' of skilled engineers in the US. Apparently not.

Abbass Abuzzada wrote:

Trying to scare us into a recession with bogus stories like this?
Hey! Big corporations regularly lay off people when things are slack. And then re-hire. This is quite common in the airplane-making biz.

"Scare us into a recession"?

Um...

You have newspapers in Minny, right?

S Gecht wrote:

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Hard to get into the "good ole boys club" at Boeing unless you're into kissing a**

You have a bone to pick, everytime there is something about Boeing you rag on management. If they are still makeing a profit, why would you change managemant? It's ALL about profit!. if there is no contracts you layoff the touch labor 1st. Everyone does it. You just have a hard on for Boeing.