I’m interviewing for Fidia and am concerned with everything I read online. Is it really that bad? Stuff I’m reading can’t be real, right?
What territory? I left and a lot of what you have read is true. The product isn't clinically strong. The initial trial showed weakness against placebo. high turnover. if you are desperate for a job who is anyone to tell you not to work at fidia. in five years with the company i saw a lot and what i never saw was positive change. resources are not strong. many in leadership positions are not experienced. challenges with reimbursement. if you like being tracked and have no issue with it. okay. but if you have other opportunities consider them as well. good luck you will need it if you come on board!!!
Actually its worse. you get the blame for products not selling because it's too expensive for a market to me-too viscos priced cheaper. because its obviously your fault not the company or the market. but go along for the ride until you find something better or dont need the job.
The challenging part is you won't make any money. You will get frustrated because accounts will have issues with getting reimbursed. In a saturated market it is hard to sell a high priced ha. you will struggle with managed care/private insurance. hyalgan is an archaic ha. but the good news. you get tracked. you won't be able to trust anyone and i mean anyone. it's a challenging company struggling so why not snitch and back stab each other.
