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  • Is it appropriate/acceptable for a manager and RBD to inquire about an employee that is on medical leave while at a team dinner? The RBD and OBDM had not met the employee because they are both new to the territory so they ask the reps questions about the employee that is on medical leave. Questions inquiring if he was liked or if he ever worked.
    Sounds like Novo leadership—violating HR policies and gossiping.

anonymous
Jul 11, 2025 at 07:45 AM
  • Poll Question of the Year:
    Who is the most toxic people leader in the company?
    Donny and his skeleton side kick. Toxic and evil.

anonymous
Jul 11, 2025 at 07:38 AM
  • Speak up, then get bullied out. A culture that not only tolerates bullying, it rewards and promotes bullying.
    Indeed. Specifically in oncology Dave F has allowed bullying, retaliation, inappropriate relationships between leaders and subordinates and favoritism galore. It’s gone on for years and those that have both done and benefited from it keep failing up. People like Katy M.

anonymous
Jul 11, 2025 at 07:27 AM
  • 1. Anyone who takes leave to avoid doing their job - no matter how hard it is - isn’t worth having on the team -

    2. Senior leadership needs an opportunity to course correct - give it a minute before you start childishly mocking them -

    3. Metrics are set as a goal and not an absolute. It’s something to try and average out over the course of a week or two . If the goal was two calls/day - who would really push themselves to hit 3 or 4…definitely not the people who took leave -

    5. I agree with the comp situation - should’ve been figured out before launch but I’ve not missed a paycheck so it’s all good!
    Clearly you haven’t been with JNJ for very long.

anonymous
Jul 11, 2025 at 07:27 AM
  • TGIF. Gomer's forever.

anonymous
Jul 11, 2025 at 07:19 AM