Word from the higher ups is they are on to Gelfman and won’t take the risk. Can you say Compound King? Can you say quid pro quo? Can you say compliance nightmare

Enxing is the most brilliant idiot I've ever met. Absolutely brilliant and yes, absolutely an idiot!

My postpartum depression would be elevated to a whole other level if I had to pay 34k

There was an announcement today about more mandatory time off for contractor making total to 19 days for USA. this is in addition to not being able to make up any of your own time off. With furlough and additional mandatory time offs, effectively MDT contractor pay is being reduced by 25% in 2019 comparing to 2018.

One bad outcome and the ambulence chaser come out.

I'll say it, white males within JNJ are the most vulnerable to discrimination and being looked over for promotion. Unless you have a very powerful ally, the chance of you surviving a layoffs is low and even lower when trying to advance your career.

You may hate this but it is the truth. I've been here 10 years and it's only gotten worse.

For those in MD&D, this guy hit the nail on the head --

Anyone who's worked for the company for 5 years or more (my experience was in the MD&D sector) knows the Credo is used to brow beat employees into drinking the Kool-Aid. Like the alleged HR rep said earlier in this thread, the primary factor is the business bottom line, and thus becomes the implied first paragraph of the Credo. Whenever questionable business practices hit the headlines, JnJ will reliably trot out the Tylenol recall from 1982…

Many of the interns and residents have second jobs because we can't afford housing. How is this right?

The threat may be low but it's never a great look when the Department of Homeland Security makes an announcement that a company you work for has devices that are vulnerable to hackers.

The guest speaker was right -

The Department of Homeland Security and Medtronic are advising people with the latter's implantable defibrillators to keep their monitors and programmers updated and in sight. A warning issued by the department says over 20 Medtronic products are afflicted with vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers nearby. Sixteen of the products are implantable defibrillators -- some still sold around the world today -- while the others are the defibrillators' bedside…

Fresh lawsuits coming for Mako because of baseplate fractures....cases are all over Maude. How's that for patient awareness?

Fair to say this was Mahoney's worst move so far as CEO?

Pico is the only thing of worth in wound care.