I am going to apply for a job with Teva Neuro. Are you guys any different from "Big Pharma"? Have you gone to the tablet pc yet? What is training like, and where and how long does it last? Any input is appreciated.
How Is It To Work For Teva Neuro
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why is the sarasota territory open? Is this for copaxone and azilect or is something new being added?
If you are posting on this site for info, you are not a person that will get the job. Try asking the person interviewing you!
Amazing.
HOrrible company to work for. Training is in Kansas city usually for 2 weeks. Yes its just as bad as big pharma. They will say the best of the best work at Teva. Which isn't true. The best pharma reps have already left Teva Neuro and went to work elsewhere. Its a big click and if a manager doesn't like you they will all talk and eventually will make up some stuff to get rid of you.
No different than any other big pharma. DM's are basically psycho. Not where you want to be.
Total truth telling here! The really bad news is many of the managers are complete moronic subpar egos. So if you are not the type to suck up and play their game, they will make up stuff about you.
Teva has some good reps, but the addition of the Cephalon clowns has diluted the pool. The cephalon people have been so unethical with selling off label and buying business, its amazing they kept any of them.
Go fuck yourself! I am only asking a damm question. Why is it so hard to give an answer , moron!!!!!
The Cephalon people are unethical ie buying business? Your kidding right? The masters of anything goes marketing are calling out another company for buying business and being unethical. What must Cephalon be like if Teva is taking notice?
Where are your openings? And please list the DM s and if they are cool or assholes!!!
Thanks!!!!
Thanks!!!!
So you are aware that your Cephalon partner has a high base salary? Like a six-figure one, to sell Nuvigil.
California Teva rep here. All the new reps from Cephalon in my area are great, I think it depends on where you are located. If the hiring DM for Cephalon in your area hired a bunch of pricks then it might seems that way to you. You can't just make a blanket statement based on your limited exposure. Now if you want to talk about Cephalon upper management, then I would have to agree with you. I have heard nightmarish stories from just about every Cephalon rep that came over to Teva!
How is that Copaxone letter from the FDA working out for ya' all? Can't wait to see how Teva spins this one!
Here s how no spin necessary. Hey Dr Unethical Greedy Bastard you know those multiple
$2000 "honorariums" we give you for 45 minutes of "work"to speak err lie your ass off in front of 5 patients at local MS programs. If you want to continue this very important service to these desperate MS patients remember you had no ethics to begin with so why should an FDA Warning Letter slow you down. Copaxone's whole existence is and always was based on lies don't let a little thing like this stop you from continuing to cash in.
Pretty good actually. We are a lot like you guys.
We also sell a drug that doesn't work
We got our own warning letter from the FDA for unethical marketing
And....we have more than 20 physicians "unrestricted medical grants" of at least $500K last year. (so we get the biz)
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J., April 6, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- Par Pharmaceutical Companies, Inc. (NYSE
RX) today announced that it began shipping all strengths of modafinil tablets, a generic version of Teva's Provigil® brand. Par's initial shipments will comprise generically-labeled presentations of the Provigil® product. Par acquired the U.S. marketing rights to modafinil from Teva in connection with Teva's acquisition of Cephalon in 2011. According to IMS Health data, annual sales in the U.S. for Provigil are approximately $1.1 billion.
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/04/06/4395477/par-pharmaceutical-begins-shipment.html#storylink=cpy
RX) today announced that it began shipping all strengths of modafinil tablets, a generic version of Teva's Provigil® brand. Par's initial shipments will comprise generically-labeled presentations of the Provigil® product. Par acquired the U.S. marketing rights to modafinil from Teva in connection with Teva's acquisition of Cephalon in 2011. According to IMS Health data, annual sales in the U.S. for Provigil are approximately $1.1 billion.Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/04/06/4395477/par-pharmaceutical-begins-shipment.html#storylink=cpy