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anonymous
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How true. Ironically it was Rick Gennett that put KC in a power role, JNJ just kept him in it. Rick always talked up his personally chosen team only to tear them down the moment any of them thought they had earned their promotions. He couldn't stand anyone being perceived as knowing more or doing a better job than him and despised those who felt empowered. That's way KC was the perfect choice for a cigar buddy stooge - not too bright and always beholden to him. KC self promotes like no one else. If you listen to him, he's the most virtuous will outwork anyone (whatever that means). His actions say different..... In the end he's an ineffectual kiss up that perfectly fits the alt culture of JNJ. For all intent and purposes Synthes, DS and AO are all dead and not coming back. Watch JNJ unload the hot mess of orthopedics now that pricing across all lines are cratering. JNJ lives too fat to win a commodity war.
Omg Gennett! His impact still being felt in organization . All his cigar stooges who never smoked a cigar in their lives until they were around Gennett. Gennett was gifted to his role and Hanjorg did a multi- million dollar donation to Harvard and for Harvard awarding Gennett an honorary MBA was total BS. JnJ over spent on Synthes. Its that simple and trauma wasn't a commodity business. Severing AO relationships was the kiss of death. Well done Rick.. your legacy continues.