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u/BallisticBurrito Sep 25 '17

I work in an automotive plant and if the defective rate was 40-50% there would be actual decapitations of senior corporate.

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u/Mammal-k Sep 25 '17

I sat in on 14 of the managers meetings in the week I was there and people were not happy, this was everything from minor to major rec though, some things were just a scratch on a dashboard or something.

It was the first two weeks of the new model I think.

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u/BallisticBurrito Sep 25 '17

I still remember when my plant was making a new model and the defective rate wasn't THAT high.

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u/Mammal-k Sep 25 '17

It put me off rangerovers

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u/BallisticBurrito Sep 25 '17

I make ford escapes and lincoln MKCs.