anonymous
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anonymous
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Anyone have any info on salary, car, benefits?
I’m curious as well. Also wondering if they will interview anyone with specialty sales experience outside of ophthalmology.
Yes you couldn't pay me enough to go back to that nightmare.Only problem is you have to work with the leftover riff raff from Shire like MC and HZ (he's a real DB). They'll probably also hire KK back.
What's their deal?Yes you couldn't pay me enough to go back to that nightmare.
Only problem is you have to work with the leftover riff raff from Shire like MC and HZ (he's a real DB). They'll probably also hire KK back.
This company is a joke! Look at the group of misfit managers that they hired. I’m so happy to see all of these reps on LinkedIn talk about how wonderful this company is. They must be giving them some delicious kool aid at the training.
The product is going to be a miserable failure. OPH aren’t use to prescribing nasal sprays. In fact, Allergan’s attempt a few years ago proved that this delivery method was of no interest to OPH or OPT.
I also find it laughable that they are giving their reps $400 for the use of their own personal car. What a cheap a_s company!
didn't get an interview huh?
I understand that Med D is not even an option if approved in October.
AgreeYes you couldn't pay me enough to go back to that nightmare.
Indeedhahaha…I turned this joke of a position down. You will be on the unemployment line soon enough.
They will be aggressive with coverage just to get numbers on the books for market share even if they aren’t true salesmed D is wayyyyy off my friend. You are going to have to pull-through your commercial coupons. You will be starting with hardly any coverage at all. This is where only the best reps will prevail.