I used to come to work for the patients first, then the Medtronic Mission. For 12+ years I enjoyed waking up and preparing for my day. Now, under the new Diabetes leadership of Que Dallara, it’s clear Medtronic sold its soul to the devil and people can’t get out fast enough. She’s put up a smoke screen and everyone from Geoff Martha to the BOD are letting her slaughter the business. She must have something in her back pocket because no one dares to question her dictatorship. I wouldn’t recommend my worst enemy to either work for, or use any product associated with Medtronic Diabetes because of her. Patients are just a means to a financial gain to her. She will risk patient safety to meet her bottom line business goal.
Solid pay and bonus potential+vaca time- and good meds. Way too big brother of a company though. Also pull you out of territory for trainings and town halls way too often
Regulatory corruption. Price fixing. Fake sales reporting. IC fraud. Really goes all the way up. What else do you expect from a company that tries to screw their employees by manipulating stock prices? They have a slush fund for law suits and fines that goes over budget every year. More class action suits ahead. They forgot to include black and Latino patients in their cancer trials while touting diversity of their black and Latino employees.
Poor executive management - all new, older white guys from Thermo Fisher. Dictator- management style, only promote other white, 'yes" men. Supply issues yes sales is blamed for low growth.
Syneos Health/Idorsia. Management are lairs and the culture is far from what they intended! Stay away from this contract. No personal development or opportunities
Terrible leadership. No products. Poor Commision structure. Revolving door of senior leaders that went from fantastic to ignorant to lying bullies to micromanagement to clueless. Terrible product pipeline. Abbott has also become a place this gets rid of middle managers and directors prior to them being able to hit age 50 so the pension value is suppressed.
