Tips how to choose a CRO

Discussion in 'CROs - General Discussion' started by Anonymous, Jan 7, 2011 at 1:21 AM.

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  1. Anonymous

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    Take a look to a new web site www.admescope.com to find lots of tips and advice how to choose a CRO suitable for your needs, and how to work with them. The pages also contain lots of help and information regarding conduction of ADME assays.
     

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  3. Anonymous

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    You don't need a website to chose a CRO, all you have to do is choose mine as we are the best.

    I work at (insert your favorite CRO name here).

    Thank you

    Intern Marketing Associate @ Best CRO Ever.com
     
  4. Anonymous

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    Step 1: Find the lowest bidder for your RFP

    Step 2: Make the CRO bend to your every whim

    Step 3: Ask for justification for each revenue task they bill you for

    Step 4: Laugh at their misery

    Step 5: Withdraw your IND as the CRO you chose goes belly up after ensuing FDA audits
     
  5. Anonymous

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    Wouldn't recommend Quintiles. They can't meet deadlines and the quality of their work is very poor. I've heard they are struggling so they are underbidding hoping to get contracts, but they are horrible delivering on time. I've heard their employees are unhappy and jumping ship. Seems to be a lot of fighting between internal departments, which has distracted business.
     
  6. Anonymous

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    This is ludicrous. Quintiles is struggling? Shows how much you know about the industry. Quintiles has an incredibly healthy backlog of business and they are winning big awards every single month. Under bidding? No. Pharma pays a premium because of the high quality of work from Quintiles.

    You don't know a thing about Quintiles.
     
  7. Anonymous

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    Hmmmm $8B, yes billion in backlog business, double digit growth, and consistently among the best places to work in Healthcare...are there challenges and issues that Quintiles faces ? Of course. But this BS "I've heard...." is ridiculous. I work at Quintiles and will be the first to say we struggle with challenges that many other companies struggle with every day. But I have had a very good experience there and I feel we have very strong leadership. So to those really interested in how things work at Quintiles, talk to folks who work there. Connect via LinkedIn and other sources but don't rely on these boards as a single source of the truth.
     
  8. Anonymous

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    The people we have to work with at Quintiles are incompentent boobs. They refuse to follow our processes and require way too much babysitting.
     
  9. Anonymous

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    Maybe your processes suck
     
  10. Anonymous

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    ok, for those of us who aren't at quintiles, what are the good CROs? Sounds like they're all the same.
     
  11. Anonymous

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    INC suck
     
  12. Anonymous

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    ICON is good
     
  13. Anonymous

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    Pharm-Olam is good
     
  14. Anonymous

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    ICON was good. from financial reports Parexel appears to be beating them on the Pfizer work ramp-up and Cutler, Murray and Britton are turning the culture inside out. The floodgates are open - many long-term key employees are bailing out, turnover is going up. The cooperative, apolitical, focus on the customer culture is gone. Now its just another CRO full of senior management political fighting and jockeying, heavy focus on billable work; end result will be the nonbillable departments of finance, IT, HR, proposals understaffed, overworked, internal infrastructure will suffer, but those quarterly earnings will sure look good.
     
  15. Anonymous

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    What about CROfessionals?
     
  16. Anonymous

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    Quintiles senior leadership team is worthless. They all need to be terminated. They are complete idiots and make horrible decisions daily. It's time for a change - Dennis Gillings has stepped aside and it's time for his idiot team to step aside, too.
     
  17. Anonymous

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    they're all bad, it's hopeless.
     
  18. Anonymous

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    Quintiles is a horrible and hostile work environment. They need to stop believing that they are a great employer. They could easily be represented on the WORST PLACE TO WORK list.
     
  19. Anonymous

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    I am being considered for a position at PharmaNet. What is going on? They are giving me 19 PTO days so what are you talking about taking PTO away? What health insurance does PharmaNet have in Princeton? Can someone tell me what to expect?
     
  20. Anonymous

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    Stay away from Quintiles - they suck