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anonymous said:
Trust me, if you don't hit your goals within 90 days, you"ll be on plan. Remember, it's never their fault, you just failed to get it done
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That is the most cardionet thing I've ever heard.

I even spoke to a recruiter who said "cardionet is a great company if you like working for a company that believes you should feel privileged to work for them"

Never a more accurate statement
 


I'm pretty sure the 90 days thing only comes into play if you have had significantly poor performance for a while leading up to that and some kind of plan is being initiated. No company can just say to you that you have 90 days to hit your number if you've only missed it a month or two. I think some people are on here for the entirely wrong reasons.
 


anonymous said:
I'm pretty sure the 90 days thing only comes into play if you have had significantly poor performance for a while leading up to that and some kind of plan is being initiated. No company can just say to you that you have 90 days to hit your number if you've only missed it a month or two. I think some people are on here for the entirely wrong reasons.
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I know for a fact that reps were placed on plan after:
1) not hitting plan during the 90 day period
2) Approaching the RSD explaining B.O status and how lost accounts were due to both monitor delays and poor customer service (pt reports)

Now the manager could have tried to assist her by rectifying the issues and going to the accounts directly to save the accounts but decided to simply place her on plan without making any effort to save these accounts.

Simply look at the turn over rate. Management wants reps to bake a cake without any of the ingredients
 


anonymous said:
Anyone else want to speculate on how long we will be without the patch? I don't believe anything they say...
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They buy technology because they cannot design/manufacture anything that works properly. Then they tie it to some obsolete report package and marry it to their broken software management system and continue patching it up with software fixes. I am not convinced that they can fix all the bugs they have created. When they patch one issue it seemingly creates another one.
 



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