Stupid dates for Symbroic launch


anonymous

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So the launch is the week of June 26th and then as soon as we get back and so jacked up from an absolutely motivating launch, we will have Monday and Tuesday off. Great planning Purdue
 






This is so home office can pat themselves on the back and go on vacations, the sales force will be told no one can take time after the 4th. No graduation, or family vacations this year! We are in launch mode.
 


I wonder what they were thinking?? There are way too many other ways to treat this problem, even several with indications for OIC. There better be a super differentiation between us and them , because we know there will not be coverage. Heads will probably roll over this one. Although in past launches of dogs we didn't all get fired, but the new company seems hell bent of getting rid of non performers. Will a new VP of sales be business as usual or are the PIP plans coming from the regionals?? Be prepared, the only thing moving will be the sales targets and more people moving out.
 




The launch timing was planned by complete and utter morons in marketing. No wonder Saeed is leaving. Not his fault they had to scrape the bottom of the barrel to find the inept marketing folks under him. He is smart to leave.
 




The meeting is scheduled for that week but I heard we are not launching the product until end of July? And meeting is tentatively scheduled in Atlanta..hope that helps!
 






The best date to launch Symbroic is never!!!!
Haha, we were told the reason people were leaving earlier in the year is because we had not yet secured this great product. Now that we have it, people will be staying because it's such a great drug!! Problem solved. Oh, there is no problem, get back to work paper pushers at HO
 




So what other products has Purdue screwed up the launches of? Besides Spectracef, Ryzolt, Intermezzo, Pallindome, Hysingla ER.....

In the old days, there was DHC Plus and Alferon N, but the biggest screw up was Chirocaine. They even hired a Health Systems Specialist sales force that did not call on health systems to promote the product. There are others, but those are just what come to mind.
 



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