Thread regarding Solventum layoffs

A Late Fall Tradition

It is late fall in the United States. The leaves are changing, and the air has turned crisp. We begin to prepare for the holidays with family and friends. Christmas decorations come down from the shelves in the attic or garage. We make our homes—and sometimes our yards—festive, and we start our lists of gifts for loved ones. It is a magical time.

Oh… and Solventum begins its annual restructuring. It seems people are receiving their Christmas their pink slips from the water boy and his cronies today.

In ten minutes, we’ll get to hear how—with a little courage and some visionary leadership—we’re making the changes that will guarantee we stagger forward until the next layoff, which is in no way reassuring.


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He is a super phony.

But if you do leave Solv and go into a true company that cares, it will be such a breath of fresh air, especially after coming from Roman's 3M, which was just as bad, if not worse than Solv.

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Bryan has presided over a 4% YOY stock price gain and ZERO dividend. SP500 is up 14.4% YOY. Debt was still over $5 billion at for a company with market cap under $13B. And that's after selling off perhaps the most valuable piece of the company that could be easily shred. Not worth having a $40 million water boy. After the last disastrous townhall, people have checked out mentally on him. He could bring in Taylor Swift for the next TH to perform and people would be headed for the exits once she left the stage.

The guy's as phony as his newfound "hair" that tops his receding hairline.

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