Cleaning Up Boeing List The Term Paper

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First McNerney brought in General Counsel Douglas Bain to help clean up the corruption from the inside. He also plans on quelling all management feuds within the company. The rift within Boeing had haunted production since the merger of the McDonell Douglas Corp. with Boeing in 1997. Successfully uniting the still arguing groups of what is now Boeing would increase company profits and improve ethical behavior. McNerney has made a prime example of himself for his company to follow. Insiders report his extremely personal effort to change Boeing's environment including excellent employee treatment. He has also set in place rewards for management based on employee treatment and relations. McNerney has also reduced...

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Personally, I think McNerney should continue his personal effort to improve ethical conditions for his employees. This shows the everyday employee that the company's interests are their interests as well. McNerney should definitely be wary of focusing too much on solely improving the company's image to outsiders, and focus on truly rebuilding the company in order to achieve his goal thoroughly.

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