As an engineer who may or may not have worked on Chinese products, I advise you don't use their public transport.This is why i never trust anything made in China. And dont those things have emergency stop buttons on the top and on the bottom?
Details?As an engineer who may or may not have worked on Chinese products, I advise you don't use their public transport.
I obviously have to be careful with what I say. But here are some examples:Details?
Woman dies of lead poisoning; gets eaten by escalator shortly afterProbably was going to die from lead poisoning anyway.
Wow, thats fucking wild shit! Is it cultural where they dont want to say no or is it a lack of respect for fellow humans?I obviously have to be careful with what I say. But here are some examples:
* I've had failure rates sent to me as the number of failures per year. Except they had lied and used the failure rate PER HOUR.
* One manufacturer did a presentation that was excellent. We didn't quite believe them and insisted on seeing a model off the production line. The doors fell off.
* A self driving train module wasn't stopping correctly. I was asked to sign off a test plan for the updated module - with live passengers on board.
* An extra feature was added to a train that interfered with the door locking mechanism. The door became unlocked whilst the train was in motion. I insisted they fix it - I was told no.
Not all Chinese engineering is crap but if an escalator is going to collapse and eat someone, I'd guess it would be China (or India).
They seem to value money over morals more than Western countries (at a professional level)Wow, thats fucking wild shit! Is it cultural where they dont want to say no or is it a lack of respect for fellow humans?
That's absolutely terrifying considering how little fucks are given in the western corporate world.They seem to value money over morals more than Western countries (at a professional level)