I am trying to gather info on the number of sales reps employed by a variety of companies, specifically hospital sales reps. Looking for ideas on how to go about doing this, outside the obvious avenues. All suggestions appreciated.
Good place to start would be to first follow the ethical standards of research, and identify the research firm and client for whom you you are paid by for collecting this market information. Next suggestion is to take a good long hard look in the mirror and ask yourself: if I have to post my research questions anonymously is it still a hustle? The answer is yes. If you reach road blocks when you properly identify yourself and your research, because people protect their intellectual property, especially if you accept pay for that research, you are a con- artist. Best bet would be to spend every effort finding honest work. Please do not try to back-peddle now and claim your research is for some academic project. If that were true you would be able to openly network in closed circles and you would not be looking for free answers here. Good bet you now are having trouble with this honest suggestion.
please identify honestly if you are conducting paid research. Please name your client and the research firm you represent. Thank you.
I'm also conducting a study, entitled "why do doctors think they can text me at midnight, try to lock the office door, ask to touch my feet, stare at my tits?" Piggybacking on my first paper "why reps who act like whores are treated accordingly"
TO POST #4............ MAYBE BECAUSE YOU DONT DO ANYTHING TO STOP THOSE MOVES. TRYING TO GET A HIGHER COMP CHECK EH?
question: if the hospital is a public( paid by tax payer) facility, then can the supply chain really deny you access for any reason?
