Business is business. People are people. Bayer is in the business of people. The employees understand that, management however does not. As we wait in the waiting room with patients to see our clients, offer solutions which impact their practices and patients ,we feel a sense of accomplishment that we are helping people, and creating sales for Bayer.
I cried last night and hugged my children. I kept my job, but it is no longer a career. It is simply a job, and I really don't like the role I was offered, it is not the geography I interviewed for a few years ago, or working for the manager that I interviewed as they interviewed me. Any sense of empowerment that I had to do my job has been lost. I feel very guilty, and ashamed for the decisions made this week. I mourn the loss of my coworkers and lost all respect for this organization. They have lied to all of us.
Multiple meetings this year, consultants fees, iPads for the field force, managers now having to kiss the families goodbye and cover insanely large geographies which require hotel stays, I am just curious how this is being efficient with resources? How long before ZS says to restructure again, and how much will they charge to tell Bayer to layoff more hard working employees?