Culp: Better Off Being Strong Than Big

Larry Culp, GE Chairman & CEO tells us how he convinced the industrial giant's board and shareholders to break the company up to sustain its importance in the American economy.
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[@lastChang]

That's exactly right!
- China has the biggest navy but strong? Nah!
- China has the biggest army in the world, but strong? Nah!
- China has the biggest property development sector in the world, but strong? Nah!
- China has a big economy, but strong? Nah!
*It's better off being strong than big.*

[@ssuwandi3240]

Nahh appears to be B expression but wussy balls say Chang 😂😊

[@goldeneagle9761]

Quality over quantities is way more important for customers. GE needs to never forget that and respect its union works. Cause without there quality of craftsmanship GE will not be able to compete with other competitors in the coming years. GE lost its hold on that industry leadership and is now just another option instead of "Thee" option and it will take a long time to accomplish that reputation once again.

[@mna7308]

China small but strong, u.s big but unhealthy 😅