A Savage Factory: An Eyewitness Account of the Auto Industry's Self-Destruction

Dewar, Robert J.; Robert J. Dewar, J. Dewar

ISBN 10: 1438952945 / ISBN 13: 9781438952949

Edité par Authorhouse, 2009

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Book by Dewar Robert J Robert J Dewar J Dewar

Biographie de l'auteur: Robert J. Dewar came from a working class family in the bituminous coal fields. He paid his own way through Penn State and receivied a full academic scholarship to earn an MBA at the University of Southern California. His first job was at Procter and Gamble, managing the Duncan Hines Cake Mix operation in Cincinnati. When he left P&G to take a supervisor's job at Ford, he was shocked at the incompetent management, the never ending war between management and labor, and the lack of real quality standards. He quickly concluded that at some future time the entire auto industry would simply collapse under its own weight, much like the old Soviet Union collapsed. Dewar wanted to give people a long, hard look behind the walls of auto plants to show people how the cars were built that lost our largest and most important manufacturing industry. So he kept a daily journal. He made copies of telltale internal memos. He made an extensive collection of defective parts that were routinely assembled into Ford C-4 automatic transmissions. When Ford received the largest recall in auto history because of defective transmissions built at the Sharonville Transmission Plant, Dewar decided to write A Savage Factory.

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Titre : A Savage Factory: An Eyewitness Account of ...
Éditeur : Authorhouse
Date d'édition : 2009
Reliure : Hardcover
Etat : As New
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