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Just wondering what Johnson and Johnson gets out of promoting the idea of a nursing shortage, promoting nursing as a wonderful career, and carrying on with their cutesy little music videos.
Are they just generous people? Is it for PR? What do you think?
Personally for me, I think it's really great. Not many companies do this as far as I know.
And the mornings before going to school and I was discouraged those commercials placed a tear in my eye and reminded me why I went to school everyday. It was a really good inspiration for me when I was in school.
If they get a product so be it. It doesn't take money out of my pocket and they do good things.
The problem with J&J's assertion that droves of nurses would be retiring in 2011 is they did not anticipate the economy would fall down go BOOM! Many of those nurses are still working.
^True...a few, saw, but for most people, they didn't; nor one could've seen the ones affected run so fast to this profession and contribute to the glut of nurses either, then wonder WHY they don't have a job...
^True...a few, saw, but for most people, they didn't; nor one could've seen the ones affected run so fast to this profession and contribute to the glut of nurses either, then wonder WHY they don't have a job...
Sad to say, ours isn't the only profession with a glut of people in the market. My son applied for an Educational Assistant job, helping out in classroom; was beat out by two applicants that had Master's degrees in the subject, and had taught it at college level.
xoemmylouox, ASN, RN
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I think it's nice. Sure it may be a bit sickly sweet, but it shows nurses in a nice professional light. How many other shows or commercials do that. I have no beef with them.