Interview Advice for Davol

[anonymous]

I have my second round interview set up with Davol for an associate role, and I'm on here looking for advice. The first in-person interview was more conversational, and it sounds like the next one will be more business talk. I have zero sales experience. Any books/reading material I should look at, and what questions can I be expecting?

Thanks in advance.

 

[anonymous]

I have my second round interview set up with Davol for an associate role, and I'm on here looking for advice. The first in-person interview was more conversational, and it sounds like the next one will be more business talk. I have zero sales experience. Any books/reading material I should look at, and what questions can I be expecting?

Thanks in advance.

Here's some advice I should have taken long long ago. Run!! Don't do it!!

 

[anonymous]

You're scary!

 

[anonymous]

You'll end up whoring yourself out. Time spent on your knees could be best spent elsewhere. Good luck!

 

[anonymous]

Ok, you know Bard was bought right? They will down size by q1 2018 at the latest. They will tell you what you want to hear but take it from people with experience.

 

[anonymous]

Mesh is very very profitable. The chiller is very very profitable as are the sealants. Perhaps they will divest some products but that will take time. If you are new to med device you have to start somewhere. The knock on Davol reps is that they are too aggressive and too pushy (this from customers) but that the products are decent.

 

[anonymous]

The reputation is that all Bard reps are total d-bags. I haven't met a single Bard rep that wasn't.