Thread regarding BD (Becton Dickinson & Co.) layoffs

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I’ve worked at BD across several divisions for many years and have always taken pride in delivering strong results and supporting my customers. Recently, however, the environment has changed significantly. Many team members are new, training has been inconsistent, and processes and expectations are often unclear. As a result, much of my time is spent navigating internal obstacles rather than focusing on serving customers and driving business outcomes.

Despite being able to manage through these challenges, it has become increasingly difficult and frustrating to operate effectively. There is a growing perception among employees that these conditions may be intentional—creating an environment where people become discouraged and choose to leave rather than the company having to manage formal separations.

At the same time, customers are feeling the impact of the internal disorganization, which risks damaging relationships and driving business away. This combination has led to declining morale among employees who are trying to continue performing at a high level.

Having experienced what this company once was, it’s particularly disappointing to see the shift. BD was once the best professional experience of my career, and I remain committed to working hard, supporting my customers, and contributing to success. It’s difficult, however, to watch the organization move in a direction that makes that increasingly challenging.


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@2yz I couldn’t have said it better.. it’s all TP rotten to the core .. he’s such a narcissist he fired everyone that didn’t align with him and wants people from outside that will bow to him.. HE IS BD’s #1 problem and it’s time for him to go he’s done enough damage .. hearing that his new little buddy feld will become ceo if TP ever lets go

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Post ID: @530+1kk378sb0

the truth is that too many people who know nothing are in charge of others that they cannot manage because they do not know how things work - it is seriously mind boggling how little management understands and how ill equipped they are to manage, period.

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Post ID: @3t1+1kk378sb0

BD’s biggest curse is its refusal to learn from its own failures. The same mistakes are recycled, year after year, because the leadership is rotten to the core. Corruption at the top poisons everything beneath it — incompetent, self-serving people climb the ranks, handpicked to protect the same broken system that keeps the country stuck in place.

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Post ID: @2yz+1kk378sb0

@gk exactly! its not intentional, its a byproduct of mismanagement and dysfunction caused by poor decision making by second rate leadership. Its ALL connected. For a business to function well it needs to support the fundamental pillars of success, support, and teamwork.

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Post ID: @12y+1kk378sb0

I don’t believe it’s an intentional decision to hope employees will leave. It is the unintentional consequences of slashing jobs and areas without consideration. People can only do more with less for so long. Some employees are doing almost nothing and are well paid. Others are working 50-60 hours a week and can’t keep up. Management has no idea where the work is performed and by who.

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