For decades, the product development center at Harley-Davidson Inc. has been a place where iconic motorcycles are created – sometimes from a simple sketch – and come to life after thousands of hours of refinement.
Housed in a steel-and-glass building tucked behind the company’s manufacturing plant in Wauwatosa, the center is named after Willie G. Davidson, grandson of one of the company’s founders and head of the Harley design team.
Yet despite its prestige, the center has seen dozens of job cuts as …Â Details
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