The Bethelhem Steel Tower WAS the Dilbert Principle BEFORE the Dilbert Principle

I hate to just keep digging, but, The Bethelhem Steel Tower WAS the Dilbert Principle BEFORE the Dilbert Principle. I feel like the biggest pieces of Eastern Pennsylvania are either running their course, or worse, decaying.

It is an area that makes money for themselves, but, they don't have the oppurtunities to do such a thing right now. When Bethelhem Steel went under, it took what pension responsibilities under with it. I doubt we'd have anywhere enough jobs to float over economies currently.

I'd think the principle was cramming office space left and right and not necessarily returning the work back to the communities. You can't deny the brutal efficiency, but, it felt as if not everyone is an office person.