So, what was the town hall about?

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Mostly Pascal giggling about Paul H leaving, goodbye video for Paul, and more Paul. When was last time you can recall town hall that wasn't all about joking around and was about business. Guess it's better to laugh at the future than cry.
 




Pascal wants to get granular and into the details of North American business before replacing Paul, says it makes him feel young again and reminiscent of his time in Princeton.
 




Who gives that much airtime to a person who is leaving for a major competitor? Only a person with a history of leaving to go to a major competitor and Pascal made it a point to mention Roche and Sanofi and Genentech. It aligns with the Reuters article where he talked about stability in the US - which is a bad thing evidently so do NOT mention your tenure here. IF you are at the 10 year mark you are considered worse than old cheese. Crusty and chewy on the outside with spots of mold and brown spots. Could he be any more clear? Move up and kill the weak and then leave and do it again and prove that assets are balance sheet lines to be bartered.Don't ever believe when someone tells you it is about the people that make the company. That could not be further from the truth. Products make a pharma company. And ours our not here until 2019. Buckle up partner.
 




Yes it was odd having Paul there and having to relive all his cute funny Uncle Paul moments. I am surprised they did not include highlights of his FLM Paul/Paul show or even have Spittle Skyped in from Australia. Funny haha. All they did was giggle and laugh about making crepes and going to your boss' house alone. I mean who does that and who tells that? Hey come on over to my house to interview and let's make crepes. Giggle giggle. While we dwindle down from $33B to 21 and then some Cx drugs save us by 2020? The years keep getting pushed back and I am sure I remember the bold ambition being 45B in 2023 and now it is 50b in 2025. Give or take a few billion but who is counting?
 








anonymous said:
Couldn't see, or hear, for that matter ,the town hall with Pascal. Anything interesting, or is the AZ dismantling process still going great as planned?
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This man is nothing but the largest turd in a steaming cesspool. Everything around him stinks to high heaven from the decay of all that he is destroying. All giggles? You bet because he is setting up for the final kill. It excites him to watch the squirming and writhing as he tears down companies, buildings, people and every last ounce of dignity of anyone in his way.
 




anonymous said:
Who gives that much airtime to a person who is leaving for a major competitor? Only a person with a history of leaving to go to a major competitor and Pascal made it a point to mention Roche and Sanofi and Genentech. It aligns with the Reuters article where he talked about stability in the US - which is a bad thing evidently so do NOT mention your tenure here. IF you are at the 10 year mark you are considered worse than old cheese. Crusty and chewy on the outside with spots of mold and brown spots. Could he be any more clear? Move up and kill the weak and then leave and do it again and prove that assets are balance sheet lines to be bartered.Don't ever believe when someone tells you it is about the people that make the company. That could not be further from the truth. Products make a pharma company. And ours our not here until 2019. Buckle up partner.
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They tell us to stay and keep delivering the business. Then they leave. These executives do not stay long enough to live in the bad decisions that they make. Looks good to next employer that they made decisions. No one looks back to see what was result of their decisions because usually no one around long enough.
 








anonymous said:
They tell us to stay and keep delivering the business. Then they leave. These executives do not stay long enough to live in the bad decisions that they make. Looks good to next employer that they made decisions. No one looks back to see what was result of their decisions because usually no one around long enough.
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I can't believe shareholders don't see this long standing pattern. Stupid people led by the French pied piper
 




anonymous said:
They tell us to stay and keep delivering the business. Then they leave. These executives do not stay long enough to live in the bad decisions that they make. Looks good to next employer that they made decisions. No one looks back to see what was result of their decisions because usually no one around long enough.
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Sadist and truly evil people love to torture people. There is more that one form of torture and in the case of Pascal he uses mental torture, fear and intimidation.
 




anonymous said:
This man is nothing but the largest turd in a steaming cesspool. Everything around him stinks to high heaven from the decay of all that he is destroying. All giggles? You bet because he is setting up for the final kill. It excites him to watch the squirming and writhing as he tears down companies, buildings, people and every last ounce of dignity of anyone in his way.
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IF, you had half-a-brain, you would love and admire our Fearless French Leader! Why is that, you ask. Well, that's easy to answer. It's because HE and his management, all the way down to the DM level, allow me to work just a few hours per week! This tiny layoff is already over for me! My division, which will go unnamed, is EXEMPT from this layoff. I have been vindicated! We MIGHT lose 300 in field sales, max. That's small when you realize how big field sales is. I couldn't be happier than I am right now working at this glorious company!
 




anonymous said:
IF, you had half-a-brain, you would love and admire our Fearless French Leader! Why is that, you ask. Well, that's easy to answer. It's because HE and his management, all the way down to the DM level, allow me to work just a few hours per week! This tiny layoff is already over for me! My division, which will go unnamed, is EXEMPT from this layoff. I have been vindicated! We MIGHT lose 300 in field sales, max. That's small when you realize how big field sales is. I couldn't be happier than I am right now working at this glorious company!
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Yes, you are unbelievably insignificant. Every company has a parasites like you. No shock value here.
 












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