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It’s wrong that the good people at Arjo will lose their jobs soon. Arjo US is nose diving fast!
Recently a colleague, a friend, got fired by Sigouin’s team. He worked over 30 years as a rep. He built Arjo from scratch in his territory. He was Mr. positive always available to help. He won numerous awards and got flushed like a simple waste. Anne: really? It’s the sole of Arjo you went after. Guys: check at the upcomimg national meeting who’s missing, you’ll be shocked.Speaking of leaving Arjo, the upcoming National Sales Meeting is a great occasion to find out who left this sinking ship. Sigouin policy to keep secret those she got fired or resigned makes it a suspense. It feels like an
IN MEMORIAL: REMEMBERING THOSE WE LOST IN 2019.
Testing equipment!?I have read this thread, and it's the same issues Sigouin created at J&J. Not sure about her testing equipment though.
I'm a former Getinge/Infection Control US exec who was recently introduced to this thread by a group of Arjo employees, at least one of which reports to Anne. We read through the highlights over a few beers and they gave me some of the background. I haven't laughed so hard in years. Kudos to all the contributors. Hang in there team... changes are on the horizon.
Right last year’s financial report was postponed for USA, wonder why.Sigouin lawyered up using Ice Miller legal counsel. Anyone aware of major litigation issues? Last year financial results were not published in the USA for a while. I wonder if there is any connections. We need someone from finance to join this chat.
Anyone knows what happened? Why leaving when you signed the deal of the century?With Steve Negri gone, is the kindred agreement in trouble?
It was the front end of the deal that paid off for him. The company will be paying for this deal for years to come.