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anonymous
Jun 02, 2025 at 04:13 PM
  • Sorry buddy but your knowledge of how it works in the boardrooms you aren’t allowed in is obvious. Big Pharma owns most of our government representatives. Therefore, a lot of the tax codes that are built or designed to make sure that companies like Abbvie are as profitable as possible. There is an entire world of accounting and tax law that is unknown to most people out there and it includes the ability to write off, almost any expense whatsoever that they incur, and that include sales people as well. If you do ever get a chance to speak to someone in one of those high-level positions and they’re willing to tell you the truth, you will uncover a lot of things you don’t know. I didn’t know them either, but fortunately someone at another company was nice enough to explain exactly how this all works.. But I will agree with you most of the people we call on don’t care about us and have no respect for us.
    All correct but the fact remains that most of us drive aimlessly around all day because most docs don't want to see us anymore.
    Hospitals and healthcare companies such as United Healthcare own clinics and the first thing to go by the wayside is the drug rep. Ask yourself how many new prescribers you have created last week. I'd say NONE!!!!

anonymous
Jun 02, 2025 at 04:12 PM
  • They continue to double down on Solea. My hope was this new regime would not make the mistakes like our past that got us into this mess to start with. Doubling down on Solea for comp doesn’t give me the confidence I was looking for. Disappointing
    Maybe better pay will help restore happiness and morale.

anonymous
Jun 02, 2025 at 04:06 PM
  • The reason I left. The worse culture I worked for and Glenn is a douche bag and his short complex. He is passive aggressive and a two face leader.
    Agreed. I’ve heard him give positive feedback to a persons face, then walk away and trash them. Do not trust him.

anonymous
Jun 02, 2025 at 04:04 PM
  • Vantive, a vital organ therapy company with a 70-year legacy of kidney care innovation, today announced its plan to invest more than US $1 billion over the next five years in expanding research and development as well as production capacity
    Want to see in 5 years what they exactly achieve and who is left around… in 5 years from now you will be treating acute only as dialysis will have disappeared… except in poorest countries with lower margins… good ride vantiviers…

anonymous
Jun 02, 2025 at 04:01 PM