Supernus buys our CNS division?

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I am looking forward to being roommates with you guys at our next POA. After 7 years of having a roommate you just get used to it and it saves the company mucho dinero!
 
















































































Current supernus rep here...just thought I'd chime in as a reasonable employee. Supernus isn't perfect (no company is) but here are some positives:

1. You pretty much have to try to get fired. As long as you do what they tell you to do, your job's secure.

2. What's expected of you is extremely clear. If you've ever worked a job where expectations aren't clear, you can appreciate this.

3. They have a long term vision for the company. I truly believe there's a good chance someone could work for this company for the next 30 years. Obviously lots of outside factors affect this turning into truth, but there's very few pharma companies whose reps would feel confident saying that.

Overall, my advice would be to come in with an open mind. If you hate it and it's not for you, fine, but give it a chance. In my opinion, most of the upper management are pretty good humans, and I do think they're looking out for their sales force as much as they can.

Oh. And PLEASE don't judge us based on the few idiots who post on our cafepharma board. They don't represent the vast majority of reps.
 








anonymous said:
Current supernus rep here...just thought I'd chime in as a reasonable employee. Supernus isn't perfect (no company is) but here are some positives:

1. You pretty much have to try to get fired. As long as you do what they tell you to do, your job's secure.

2. What's expected of you is extremely clear. If you've ever worked a job where expectations aren't clear, you can appreciate this.

3. They have a long term vision for the company. I truly believe there's a good chance someone could work for this company for the next 30 years. Obviously lots of outside factors affect this turning into truth, but there's very few pharma companies whose reps would feel confident saying that.

Overall, my advice would be to come in with an open mind. If you hate it and it's not for you, fine, but give it a chance. In my opinion, most of the upper management are pretty good humans, and I do think they're looking out for their sales force as much as they can.

Oh. And PLEASE don't judge us based on the few idiots who post on our cafepharma board. They don't represent the vast majority of reps.
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this place is a circus. You watch. Anyone that tells you otherwise is a dum A$$. I left here as soon as I got my 2 years in Pharma. Anyone who is still here is an idiot
 








anonymous said:
this place is a circus. You watch. Anyone that tells you otherwise is a dum A$$. I left here as soon as I got my 2 years in Pharma. Anyone who is still here is an idiot
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So...just to be clear...you left Supernus, you're now doing so much better, and you're trolling the cafepharma page of a company Supernus just bought product from?

Move on. Enjoy life. Maybe consider therapy.
 








anonymous said:
Current supernus rep here...just thought I'd chime in as a reasonable employee. Supernus isn't perfect (no company is) but here are some positives:

1. You pretty much have to try to get fired. As long as you do what they tell you to do, your job's secure.

2. What's expected of you is extremely clear. If you've ever worked a job where expectations aren't clear, you can appreciate this.

3. They have a long term vision for the company. I truly believe there's a good chance someone could work for this company for the next 30 years. Obviously lots of outside factors affect this turning into truth, but there's very few pharma companies whose reps would feel confident saying that.

Overall, my advice would be to come in with an open mind. If you hate it and it's not for you, fine, but give it a chance. In my opinion, most of the upper management are pretty good humans, and I do think they're looking out for their sales force as much as they can.

Oh. And PLEASE don't judge us based on the few idiots who post on our cafepharma board. They don't represent the vast majority of reps.
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Since you live in the supernus bubble still you probably don't understand that most pharma companies don't expect their reps to work from 8:30 am-5 pm. They also don't have managers ride with you for the ENTIRE day. Most companies pay their reps 25-30% higher than the average rep at supernus. So altogether our new colleagues will have to get used to getting paid less, working longer days and get to experience more micromanaging from their managers. Sounds like a shit deal for them.
 








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