| Jay S |
03-19-2022 09:10 PM |
Very good video. I am not sure though that the company the conflict was with had anything to do with the machining going on in the video. In fact, I would say it most definitely wasn’t. Some of the parts that were described made during the conflict didn’t sound like engine parts. I took it that the company the trouble was with happened early on in the narrator’s career. Hard to know what company that was. Really cool the owner of that CNC company told the big corporate conglomerate to hit the road. Then the arrogance of the bigger company saying we don’t need you, you need us. Awesome that the owner of the small company standing their ground….We need a lot more of that!
I am one of the owners in a small MFG company. We have some patents and have done some stuff with the big corporate OEM’s. Interesting over the years watching the dynamics that go on in the corporate world. I have known some companies that one arm of the company is in a lawsuit over something, and on the other arm they are bidding for work and are buddy buddy. Hard to get use too. Some companies are just horrible to work with. I will never forget one company was pushing hard for us to work with a big OEM on something. We had always had nondisclosure agreements with other big OEM’s. But this OEM sent us a DISCLOSER agreement. Basically it said anything or any idea that we have doing business with them is their property unless it is covered by one of our patent’s. Our Attorney said the agreement was worse than having nothing in writing. We dropped any aspiration of working with that company. A few months later I answered the phone and it is a lawyer from that OEM. He told me management asked why there was no progress. He was very arrogant, just like the exec’s from company in the video that the CNC shop sent packing. Told me they didn’t get to be “name of the OEM” for nothing. I told him to go talk to our attorney. Lol
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