Most political IT organization I have ever worked in

Vendors rule, politics keep people from speaking the truth, a real clown show at BMS in IT.

 

WIth our Celgene buy, IT will soon be facing right-sizing actions in 2Q-3Q 2019; atmosphere in BMS IT is getting worse already as PVA's gang jockeys for future positions. Bumpy ride ahead

 

Not sure about vendors ruling, but given the Celgene acquisition, certainly there will be IT layoffs in late 2019. This will certainly drive self-serving behavior among long-tenured employees - survival of the least ethical, most manipulative IT colleagues ...

 

If Jazz T ends up being the CIO, invest in kevlar shorts....

 

Already announced that Paul von Autenried is the CIO of the combined company.

 

Good for PVA; he deserves the bigger paycheck. after all he has been useless longer than any IT employee at BMS, so he gets the award for office-sitting.

 

Sounds like sour grapes from a lame ass Ops dinosaur who doesn’t actually know him. He’s one of the brightest and most compassionate leaders I have ever known. On top of that he has BMS IT at the cutting edge of using cloud technologies. Oh, that’s right, you don’t like the cloud because it means you will have to get out of the chair you’ve been sitting in for 20 years and learn something new. That’s ok, hopefully you will be a synergy and then you can dance off with your severance and pension and whine about how you were never appreciated.

 

BMS IT is made up of old farts who sit on their asses barely doing sh*t.

 

brace yourselves for Greg Meyers as he reshuffles the people but most likely keeps the toxic leaders on his team

 

IT are a bunch of mindless, fucking stupid, and useless, idiots. Amazing that big pharma company like BMS allows these imbeciles to have so much power.

 

Waaaaa! How did you get so butthurt? Did IT tell you that you can't buy your favorite little special application because there are already 5 other apps doing the same thing?