I am one who made it through this whole process and am waiting to hear yay or nay....I feel there is a 20% chance of employment on this contract. Anyone else care to wager?
6517...What are the odds?
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They just went up dramatically with the FDA approval for stroke prevention!
where did you hear this, have CNBC on and they haven't mentioned it yet---figured there would be news on that channel as a decision up or down is going to affect the stock.....
Hold on folks! That was an advisory board vote, not a FDA approval (That will be in Nov.) Also, 3rd tier at best (equal, not superior to Warfarin) Good Luck with that in todays medical $ climate.
You have no clue dude.......3rd Tier?????? The advisory board win is huge and basically ensures FDA approval. Do your homework before you post.
Now that the contract is happening.......the most important question..........will we have roommates at training? 
Now that the contract is happening.......the most important question..........will we have roommates at training?
Yes......and to answer your next question........forced butt fucking will occur
This has to be a good read that justifies the fact that it is not over. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/FDA-staff-recommends-against-apf-806386352.html?x=0
Anyone who looks at things from a pessimistic perspective has no skill in overcoming the challenges necessary to succeed in business. Lack of perfection does not mean failure.
For those who have to swear and act immature on these sites- stop cheapening the profession!
Looking forward to meeting all of you professional candidates in training.
Your "good read" is 2 days old and the information from your "good read" was the basis for today's hearing that ended in a 9-2-1 vote in favor of approval.
Approval or not comes in November. The cart is way early here.
Menveo, a vaccine for spinal meningitis, was delayed for 6 months, but NVD kept many newly hired before the approval and also made offers to keep the candidates they interviewed from going elsewhere. Six months out before the launch, processes in place.
They used this preparation time by having reps on board selling Fluvirin who would also meet with their offices to profile their accounts. This strategy was advantageous when the launch did occurred.
If you think it's too early to hire (with November being a few months away)-- tell me why you feel that way. Training ends late October. There are more products than Xarelto, which already has been approved to promote/sell.