GE learned the lessons and brought it back. Then shipped it back out. And now are bringing it back again.
The problem is nobody gets promoted for being solid--everybody needs to be a rockstar.
We need some innovation where small domestic businesses run rings around the big guns. The problem is--those aren't home-run businesses--they're solid and profitable so nobody wants to invest in them.
However, it doesn't take that long. The problem is that there is no continuity in American businesses:
https://operationsroom.wordpress.com/2012/12/06/why-is-ge-br...
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20190912005862/en/GE-...
GE learned the lessons and brought it back. Then shipped it back out. And now are bringing it back again.
The problem is nobody gets promoted for being solid--everybody needs to be a rockstar.
We need some innovation where small domestic businesses run rings around the big guns. The problem is--those aren't home-run businesses--they're solid and profitable so nobody wants to invest in them.