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Her actions seem to be shake it up, destroy morale, ignore emails, promote yes people way above their abilities. Then in a few months when everyone is broken because of micro micro management she leaves.
Vas is too busy sponsoring Eurovision.to care what vacuum brain is doing.Michelle is one of the greatest Mars bar salespeople. That’s exactly what Vas wanted.
Once the money starts drying up, these people will cannibalize one another. All of this needs to be planned and orchestrated perfectly. It's going to get worse before it gets better. People want to see some type of immediate results. Bye Bye advertising. How much happier will you be without seeing those awful commercials? Sales reps will be cannibalized first, once the results don't come in. Speaking of money... Not many, but plenty, have sacrificed more than me. My money is low. Unless, you want to cannibalize me. Then, all of this has been a big fuck you to everyone. You are not that smart.Vas is too busy sponsoring Eurovision.to care what vacuum brain is doing.
Whats with all the BMS folks shes hiring too?
Don't expect Vas to ride to the rescue as he's the idiot who hired her.She will hire people, then fire them, make them reapply for their jobs and then when they’re in the job micro manage them to the point of despair. Vas has already seen this thread as it’s been posted to him in a letter.
Same thing happened at BMS. Rather than admit he made a horrible decision when he hired Michelle, Giovanni, former BMS CEO, directed his leadership team to help her succeed. Clearly, she didn't win that team's respect because the minute Giovanni announced he was retiring and Chris Boehner was his successor, Michelle had to have known her days at BMS were numbered. It's shocking that she was given another, high-profile role. It's not shocking that the team at Norvartis is now in shambles. What's that saying about the definition of insanity? It's doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.Don't expect Vas to ride to the rescue as he's the idiot who hired her.
the same Giovanni who will be the next chairman of NovartisSame thing happened at BMS. Rather than admit he made a horrible decision when he hired Michelle, Giovanni, former BMS CEO, directed his leadership team to help her succeed. Clearly, she didn't win that team's respect because the minute Giovanni announced he was retiring and Chris Boehner was his successor, Michelle had to have known her days at BMS were numbered. It's shocking that she was given another, high-profile role. It's not shocking that the team at Norvartis is now in shambles. What's that saying about the definition of insanity? It's doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.
Surely won't make the same mistake twicethe same Giovanni who will be the next chairman of Novartis
Him and Will FFSMidget tick spaniard is probably doing all her bidding. Looking up at her with his grimace.
to be replaced by BMS rejectsAround 80 comms, public affairs, patient engagement, media relations, digital, contractors will have gone by the year end. But she won’t stop there. No! Public affairs have to reapply for their jobs and next the countries will have to do the same. It will be into the hundreds gone. Not to mention the people who just couldn’t wait to be told they have a job or not who’ve gone elsewhere. This process is cruel in the extreme.
Same at BMS. She was a nightmare. She did not engage other departments the process, which was remarkably disorganized and badly executed. Her HR person was inept. Michelle made last-minute changes to teams and structures and didn't tell people who were directly impacted. Some of us learned our jobs were changing in a zoom town hall meeting. It was remarkably unprofessional and lacked empathy and compassion. What followed was anger and disgust over what Michelle and her 'leadership' team did and how poorly they treated people who were good at their jobs and loved working at BMS. Like those at Novartis, we are victims of Michelle's lack of pharma experience, her bad decisions, and her poor leadership skills. It was shocking when we learned she landed at Novartis. I hoped, for the sake of Novartis comms and corporate affairs employees, that she would have learned something from her BMS experience and do better. But after reading this board, it's obvious she did not learn anything, is making the same bad moves, demonstrating the same bad judgement, and getting the same bad results. Why is anyone surprised?Around 80 comms, public affairs, patient engagement, media relations, digital, contractors will have gone by the year end. But she won’t stop there. No! Public affairs have to reapply for their jobs and next the countries will have to do the same. It will be into the hundreds gone. Not to mention the people who just couldn’t wait to be told they have a job or not who’ve gone elsewhere. This process is cruel in the extreme.