Biosimilars Reorganization

This crew is in for change, but what will it be?

 

Putting you losers out of your misery. Bye, Bye.

 

I&I will have Responsibilities starting 1/19

 

How does Pfizer normally decide which rep to keep? Or are all the Biosimilar reps getting let go?

 

who knows! I thought some were going to oncology

 

We gone

 

It is a shame and a sham. SC and crew blew it. Poor planning and understanding of customers from day one long before we showed at first meeting in Las Vegas. Too much Pharma reliance on 3rd party vendors that have no skin in the game other than their bs processes. Horrible contracting strategy with this goofball Pizza to Frat party boy. Bad payer team support. Greedy with their Biosimilars pricing strategy. Fun while it lasted.

 

The Pfizer way is the only way. Too bad it’s been all wrong for 25 years.
Not a problem, though. We’ll just go out and buy another company and pillage it,
and repeat as necessary.
The C- suite on down continues to weaken with every succession, as it has since the 1980’s.
Biosims is one of the hottest commodities on the market and we screwed it up royally. SC and his crew were in WAAAAAYYYYY over their heads and were allowed to muddle along for too long. I saw this coming at the Vegas meeting.
A lot of bravado and bullshit....Sammy’s trademark.

 

There’s no normal here. Like they did with this division, it’s “play it by ear”.

 

Not in biosims, but I just saw that a few Pfizer blockbuster copies were just approved by the FDA. Might that save your arses from immediate RIFs?

 

Not in biosims??? Hahahaha. Who told you that, SC? He should be the first to go.

 

Bingo.

 

No. I saw it in the news, . One is an Amgen copy.
Pfizer challenges Amgen with fourth biosimilar approval in US
BioPharma-Reporter › 2018/07/24 › Pfiz...
https://www.biopharma-reporter.com/Article/2018/07/24/Pfizer-challenges-Amgen-with-fourth-biosimilar-approval-in-US

 

https://www.biopharma-reporter.com/Article/2018/07/24/Pfizer-challenges-Amgen-with-fourth-biosimilar-approval-in-US

 

Hello? Crickets......

 

The 80s!!!!

This has to be a joke. Talking about management acumen prior to the existence of global competition, closed offices, the inability to bribe docs with lavish trips, golf and game tix.

Those old white men couldn’t find China on a map.

There was no EU, no Latin America market, no iPhone, no laptops, no bitcoin, no global pharma companies to compete against, no rare disease and little high science.

The 80s were like the Stone Age in comparison to toddy.

 

That’s the excuses your boss’s telly you. but they were more profitable and a hell of a lot more fun. FYI, it’s always been global. What’s high science doing for you?
You can’t communicate it without a powerpoint that no one want to see.
The computer simply tracks you and gives you mostly useless data the company fabricates half the time. Bribes continue, only at a higher level. Your naïveté is comical.
The present management can’t find their own butts without a gps, and the reps are a bunch of kids playing grown-up sale reps. Your days are numbered.
Get your ass out there, fake your calls, cater your lunch, and tell yourself you’re a pro and you won’t be downsized in a year or two.

 

No, Pfizer is just F&$*ed up.....then and now.

 

Who is naive here?

It wasn’t always global. Data may have a marketer lens on it but it’s not fabricated.

You old dudes longing for the glory days of yesteryear need to get over yourselves. Those days are gone and aren’t coming back.

You sound like former high school football players at your 25th reunion, reliving the night of the big game when you took home the state champion. It’s not to knock what you did but to acknowledge that it’s a different day. Younger, stronger, faster players dominate the game and face a whole different set of opponents.

We can all lament that the days of Mayberry and Gomer Pyle are gone. No more lLittle House on the Prairie and remember when Baywatch was soft core must-see TV. What ever happened to predictability...yada, yada.

Just remember the old heads bequeathed today’s industry to the young. They’re making the best of the crap that’s been handed to them.