Managers are like rats

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Anonymous said:
And Cardiovascular care is like the titanic although this time there is much more time for the rats to scurry off to some other ghost ship
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Yesterday we were abandoned once again by both a regional and district manager. There just has to be some guilt there, thanking the reps publicly for all the hard work and results and privately enjoying their golden status. Its just all a little sick!
 
You've got that right! We lost our district and regional managers and then, today we lost the interim manager. She never did squat as an interim and then had the nerve to get us all on a conference call so she could exalt herself. It was a bitter end. Jobs for them; nothing for us!
 
Anonymous said:
You've got that right! We lost our district and regional managers and then, today we lost the interim manager. She never did squat as an interim and then had the nerve to get us all on a conference call so she could exalt herself. It was a bitter end. Jobs for them; nothing for us!
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Time. Just give it some time. I hated the industry for years but learned to despise managers.
There day will arrive. They have less of skill base than we have. Maybe not today. But soon. Very soon.
 
Managers are being forced to play the game, counsel, role play androgel, etc etc etc most are interviewing and the nimrods, the ones who have reputations, are finding the doors closed at every turn. Karma finally comes back to bite them.
 
Anonymous said:
Just a matter of time. See what your reception is corporate America when your day arrives. They do not need a clown with fancy shoes to fetch coffee and make copies. We laugh at you-not with you. Self-importance is not a benefit to organizations.
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Whoa... slow down there Little Fella! You almost sound like you were one of those reps that interviewed for a DM spot, probably for your own district, and lo and behold, they picked someone else instead.... someone else who had already stepped up and taken on more responsibility by doing, maybe (just a guess here), maybe a trainer role of some sort. Something that gave them an opportunity to shine, and to see the company from a different level. Something that you obviously lack.
 
Anonymous said:
Whoa... slow down there Little Fella! You almost sound like you were one of those reps that interviewed for a DM spot, probably for your own district, and lo and behold, they picked someone else instead.... someone else who had already stepped up and taken on more responsibility by doing, maybe (just a guess here), maybe a trainer role of some sort. Something that gave them an opportunity to shine, and to see the company from a different level. Something that you obviously lack.
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Nah, that's not it.

And you got that opening line from that kid's toy, the V Tech "Learn and Discover Driver" didn't you?
 
Anonymous said:
Managers are being forced to play the game, counsel, role play androgel, etc etc etc most are interviewing and the nimrods, the ones who have reputations, are finding the doors closed at every turn. Karma finally comes back to bite them.
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Exactly. The only thing more typecast than a pharma rep is a pharma district manager. Talk about a token position.
 
Gotta love it that the CV DM's are gonna soon be kicked into the shitheap where they belong. There are absolutely zero opportunities for managers anymore, period. All those who played the party line and had fun with their little power plays, will now see Karma at its finest.
The entire AbbVie management structure will be evaporating soon with CV leading the way.
Have already been hearing about many DM's and RM's that have been passed over for any openings, even in a rep position with AbbVIe and Abbott.
The days of wine and roses are over. The unemployment line awaits thee and its a long line loaded with "experienced" managers who have no real marketable skills.
Hope you saved those precious grants cause unemployment checks are pretty paultry.

KARMA KARMA KARMA!! LMFAO!!
 
Anonymous said:
Gotta love it that the CV DM's are gonna soon be kicked into the shitheap where they belong. There are absolutely zero opportunities for managers anymore, period. All those who played the party line and had fun with their little power plays, will now see Karma at its finest.
The entire AbbVie management structure will be evaporating soon with CV leading the way.
Have already been hearing about many DM's and RM's that have been passed over for any openings, even in a rep position with AbbVIe and Abbott.
The days of wine and roses are over. The unemployment line awaits thee and its a long line loaded with "experienced" managers who have no real marketable skills.
Hope you saved those precious grants cause unemployment checks are pretty paultry.

KARMA KARMA KARMA!! LMFAO!!
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Have just two questions for the soon to be unemployed managers: 1) Does the fecal matter of your superiors that you had to ingest in order to get your esteemed position, actually get absorbed into your DNA? and 2) Does the terribly disfiguring brown stain around your lips ever fade away or is plastic surgery required?
 


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