"As a result, it should come as no surprise to learn that while Taylor honed his engineering skills as a plant manager, he also used it as a chance to learn other skills such as logistics, manufacturing, and supply chain management." David eventually led P&G's family care and home care businesses. Prior to becoming CEO, he was group president of P&G's global beauty, grooming and health care sectors with a portfolio of brands such as Crest, Oral-B, Head & Shoulders, Olay, Pantene, SK-II, Gillette, Fusion, Mach 3 and Vicks. Taylor rewards risk-takers within the organization, having "seen his fair share of failures over the course of his career," according to Money Inc. In China, he tried to launch a new brand of hair care products, but they were met with a lackluster response because they weren't that distinguishable from existing P&G brands offered there at the time.