Why do you love Novartis?

[Ben Dover]

Curious.

 

[anonymous]

Curious.

What is there to love? Micromanagement, no listening to sales force input (unless it’s what they want to hear), etc, etc... No appreciation of employees...

 

[anonymous]

Novartis lays off the infectious disease group in Emeryville today

 

[anonymous]

nothing to love

 

[anonymous]

I love that I no longer work for the shit hole called Novartis. I mean it, true, raw, primal love that I'm no longer there.

 

[anonymous]

When you ask that question all you should hear is crickets.

 

[anonymous]

I love all the contests and I particularly love RAPID.

 

[anonymous]

Love the fact that I collect a nice pension after 27 years working at Novartis. Learned to survive in a company that was one of the most mismanaged organizations in the world.

 

[anonymous]

I love the fact that Novartis is more incompetent, confused and overall fu%*ed up than I'll ever be. The thought keeps me warm at night.

 

[anonymous]

I love the fact that Novartis is more incompetent, confused and overall fu%*ed up than I'll ever be. The thought keeps me warm at night.

Oh wow that is just so cool! You just impress me to no end.
NOT!!
How old are you????

 

[anonymous]

I love one on ones w/ my manager. She’s not to hot and it’s a law suit waiting to happen.. god bless her. Especially when she text’ the group all her religious stuff... keep it coming!!!

 

[anonymous]

I love that I get a pension of $4500/month and I still have a business

 

[anonymous]

Curious.

The people.

 

[anonymous]

The people.

especially those who place patients first!!!!

 

[anonymous]

so i can work 3 days a week for three hours a day and have a free lunch and get paid over 100k.

 

[anonymous]

so i can work 3 days a week for three hours a day and have a free lunch and get paid over 100k.

You wish!

 

[anonymous]

so i can work 3 days a week for three hours a day and have a free lunch and get paid over 100k.

It's good to be you.