I spent 22 years working in a ball bearing factory. We all made good money, we turned out a very high quality product, our product was in demand, and we were all very proud of our product. Quality control had the final word on everything we made, and if less than perfect bearings got shipped to our customers, somebody from the QC department was held accountable and the matter was NOT taken lightly.
Then corporate greed took over and those of us who were set to benefit from a decent retirement package in another 10 years or so started getting shoved out the door, and we were replaced with workers from a temp service, who were paid slightly more than minimum wage. Those workers had NO pride in their work, and quality control became nothing more than a name for a department.
There are still people out there who WANT to do a good job, and who WANT to take pride in their work, but corporate greed dictates otherwise, and yes, they get what they pay for.
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