"I was recently reading about Johnson & Johnson splitting into two separate public companies and making a consumer product company that sells brands like Band-Aid and Tylenol its own entity. I would envision this being a huge change internally for your organization and for your industry competitors as well. Can you tell me how this may impact this department in the coming years?"

"With your recent success in rolling out a successful COVID-19 vaccine worldwide, I foresee Johnson & Johnson being a continued leader in bringing forward novel solutions in pharmaceutical, robotics, AI, and therapeutics. With this expectation, I can only imagine the huge pressure that is on your organization as a whole to deliver. After reading the Johnson & Johnson credo and the responsibility that you take in serving the public, your employees, and the communities that serve, I have no doubt in my mind that your organization is up to the task."

Although you do not want to reuse an answer to a similar question, you can expand on another answer, and use this opportunity to flout your knowledge. This is another excellent opportunity to start a conversation and build a rapport with your interviewer.

Don't put emphasis on how you feel like you've been asked this already. Don't stammer or struggle to come up with an example either. Prepare. Johnson & Johnson often announces industry changes they're pioneering such as, 'Johnson & Johnson Announces Plans to Separate Consumer Health Business.' Stay current on what they are announcing or doing and lead with that.