How's the dermatology division? Culture, etc.

Gotta take the over. He impressed everyone at our company. Then the scams and truth were revealed. Takes a while to catch on.

 

Impressed?! You have to be kidding. Total imbecile

 

This guy must not have too many friends?

 

As long as you aren’t working for crazy Mary HG out of Austin then you’ll be alright. Pretty sure she goes to hold PGs hand during her PAPs. Couple of nut jobs!

 

Well, that's a wrap for me folks.

 

100% agree with imbecile comment. Zero Integrity

 

Honestly depends on your manager, because mine is awful and I’ve never hated working at a company more. Micromanaged to the nth degree. But I know others are having a much better experience

 

Sorry to hear that! It shouldn't be like that. Sounds like you may have a green manager who doesn't understand coaching vs babysitting.

 

The loss of Jackie Jones was the last warning sign that the UCB dermpocalypse is coming. UCB is a great company and the culture in the other divisions is the best in the industry. Derm is sinking faster than the titanic.

 

If you are an OG, and have a history of performing, don't expect to move ahead. Let's just recognize low kit volumes for hitting over 100%. Expect a mass exodus once the 13th biologic for psoriasis hits the market.

 

Any OG rep who would stick around after Porto hired all his Novartis cronies for $160-180k base deserves the shit show this launch will be.

 

There is an empty head resting on a little chicken neck. That’s about it…

 

What is the interview process like for this division?

 

First run...far

 

Are they still hiring for the patient specialist positions? Is this a good role in derm?

 

sad that nothing has changed in that area in the last year. How can people put up with it??

 

Ummm...covid....and we r happy 2 have jobs.

 

Heard that marketing and sales is run by people who couldn’t cut it at Novartis.

 

Stay Away from CC in the Northeast- a train-wreck.