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There were 2200 Americans working at the plant and 200 Chinese. Few if any of the Chinese were laborers. They were management and supervisory personnel.
One reason they invested here was $10 million in tax incentives from Dayton and the state of Ohio.
My observations are several. Chinese workers in China are trained to be robots and don’t have lives in the sense of being human that we recognize. Going home to visit your family twice a year? That’s productive but inhumane by our standards.
US workers are work slow, waste time, and are not invested in the success of their company. I’ve witnessed this first hand. The most salient statement in the whole comparison of workers is “Chinese workers come to the plant to make glass. US workers come to make money.”
There is a lot to unpack in this film.