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yes you are getting ipads pharma sales in sept at Dallas NSM....soon thereafter you are moving over to NVS who already has ipads...you will need to be proficient with the Ipad to join their sales force
Good things about ipad 1. You will never be out of balance with samples 2. No more spreadsheet or powerpoint. It's just to hard on the ipad. Your dm will have to do it 3. Pull up email or I study in an office, get something done on the go Bad news 1. Home office jobs will be lost. Reps can just do it on the ipad. Productivity gains led to cuts
Can you elaborate on this? I keep hearing that we're combining with novartis pharma but what exactly does that mean? Will we have to reinterview for our current position against Novartis reps? And on the bright side, does this mean we might finally get a decent salary base?
