Pros
The coffee was free and the air conditioning cool.
Cons
The C level tried to paint the McKesson merger as something good for the Nashville employees. Those of us with any marketable talent whatsoever peace'd out and left for greener pastures (BYE CHATTER!!). I'm now sipping tea while watching the burning rats jumping and being tossed from the USS Change and asking the universe why... Why would they believe the "our team won't be affected" line? What malevolent cognitive bias could cause someone to have more loyalty for a company that would replace them with a shell script in a heartbeat than they do for their own family? Leaving that cesspool of political backstabbery was, hands down, the best professional decision of my life. I make loads more money now, and actually enjoy going to work everyday! I'll put my advice to management below, but first I'd like to give some advice to those still at CH. LEAVE! You are better than this. There are some great healthcare companies in Nashville that will treat you like a human being, not human capital (sounds like cattle for a reason).
