abbott diabetics

[anonymous]

Bottom line....Libre 3 has had its shake down run in Germany for a year and a half to eliminate the bugs. Now that this limited release is done Libre 3 is ready for general wide release. G7 was just approved by the EU a few months back and does not have FDA approval. The G7 is a year or more behind Libre 3 in terms of product maturity. And, as mentioned by others, Abbott has the money and has spent 1/2 a billion bucks on a state-of-the-art sensor manufacturing plant. DexCom is way behind and in trouble....

So what? It’s cool technology that everybody wants. At the end of the day, work for the best company. Hands down, it’s Dexcom. Being treated like an adult in a smaller, entrepreneurial setting beats the herd culture at big pharma any day.

 

[anonymous]

Typical Trumper....state a few simple facts. FDA rejected G7 due to SW issues, Abbott news shows the Libre 3 investment, MARD for Libre 3 is 6.8% better than G7,etc, and the Trumper denies facts in favor of conspiracies and opinion.

Keep running your egotistical mouth ya libtard. Check back in with us when Abbott gets smoked on a CIA and you lose your job.

 

[anonymous]

Big advantage coming from pharma is quality of life. I am in the Northeast and have a newer manager but he rarely rides with me and I am not tracked the way I was at big pharma. We have "flexibility" in our schedule and you can enjoy you time! Yes we make less, but quality of life and free time is worth a lot as a rep and Libre is a quality product with advertising and support behind it driving patients to ask for it.

 

[anonymous]

PW is the man! No unrealistic expectations, reasonable field travel and no micromanagement or babysitting. Forget Dexcom, ADC has provided pretty good quality of life here in the NE for the past two years. Libre sells itself.

 

[anonymous]

PW is the man! No unrealistic expectations, reasonable field travel and no micromanagement or babysitting. Forget Dexcom, ADC has provided pretty good quality of life here in the NE for the past two years. Libre sells itself.

low risk low reward. sounds like you like that. suit yourself. ADC never has paid and that’s what they do is try to talk up their technology. who gives AF means nothing without filling my personal bank acct.

 

[anonymous]

Big advantage coming from pharma is quality of life. I am in the Northeast and have a newer manager but he rarely rides with me and I am not tracked the way I was at big pharma. We have "flexibility" in our schedule and you can enjoy you time! Yes we make less, but quality of life and free time is worth a lot as a rep and Libre is a quality product with advertising and support behind it driving patients to ask for it.

Obviously you are not in the West where you are questioned on a regular basis “how many sample recipients before 9 and after 4”. “You need to sample everyone in the office” . I never had that in pharma! It is micromanagement hell out here in the west. People are dropping like flies.

 

[anonymous]

low risk low reward. sounds like you like that. suit yourself. ADC never has paid and that’s what they do is try to talk up their technology. who gives AF means nothing without filling my personal bank acct.

Dex treats their reps like medical reps and not like big pharma. The pay is much better than ADC too.

 

[anonymous]

Dex treats their reps like medical reps and not like big pharma. The pay is much better than ADC too.

but ADC has better sensor.

 

[anonymous]

The Libre 3 is a better product than G6. And better than G7 when it is available. Cost of the G6 is three times the Libre. DexCom has not given the cost of the G7 other than saying that it is "competitive". So, if Abbott has a better/cheaper CGM DexCom will lose....and who cares about rep pay because the DexCom reps will be laid off anyway.

 

[anonymous]

The Libre 3 is a better product than G6. And better than G7 when it is available. Cost of the G6 is three times the Libre. DexCom has not given the cost of the G7 other than saying that it is "competitive". So, if Abbott has a better/cheaper CGM DexCom will lose....and who cares about rep pay because the DexCom reps will be laid off anyway.

geeeez what a dumb ass.

 

[anonymous]

There are already multiple small groups of people refusing to attend the National Sales Meeting in New Orleans due to the extremely high, and OUT OF CONTROL crime in the city. ABBOTT should do the responsible thing and change the venue. This was a very unwise and not well thought out decision.

 

[anonymous]

Quit your whining. Somebody is a lazy SOS looking to get out of a meeting! You need to fine tune your sales messaging anyway.

 

[anonymous]

Who gives AF where the meeting site is. They lock us up in a high rise hotel for a few days and hardly give us time to hit the crapper.

 

[anonymous]

There are already multiple small groups of people refusing to attend the National Sales Meeting in New Orleans due to the extremely high, and OUT OF CONTROL crime in the city. ABBOTT should do the responsible thing and change the venue. This was a very unwise and not well thought out decision.

The Crescent City was chosen as the third best "big" city in the U.S., coming in behind two of the most populated cities in the country, Chicago and New York City, and beating others like Boston and Washington, D.C. Here's what the travel magazine had to say about New Orleans:

"It's easy to experience New Orleans through its most popular attractions: Mardi Gras and Bourbon Street, Cafe du Monde (which is great, don't get us wrong), and Preservation Hall jazz (also fantastic). But there's so much more to this soulful city. Its Creole, Cajun, and French roots inform everything from the music on Frenchman Street to the food and cocktails in the French Quarter over to the Bywater. It's also worth exploring the revitalized Warehouse District, home to the city's Ace Hotel, where you could easily stumble on half a dozen excellent galleries all within a few blocks' radius, or spend a whole day in contemplation at the National WWII Museum."

 

[anonymous]

The Crescent City was chosen as the third best "big" city in the U.S., coming in behind two of the most populated cities in the country, Chicago and New York City, and beating others like Boston and Washington, D.C. Here's what the travel magazine had to say about New Orleans:

"It's easy to experience New Orleans through its most popular attractions: Mardi Gras and Bourbon Street, Cafe du Monde (which is great, don't get us wrong), and Preservation Hall jazz (also fantastic). But there's so much more to this soulful city. Its Creole, Cajun, and French roots inform everything from the music on Frenchman Street to the food and cocktails in the French Quarter over to the Bywater. It's also worth exploring the revitalized Warehouse District, home to the city's Ace Hotel, where you could easily stumble on half a dozen excellent galleries all within a few blocks' radius, or spend a whole day in contemplation at the National WWII Museum."

1. Hurricane from Pat O'Brien's

2. Cajun Crawfish from Bevi Seafood

3. Lamb Tajine - Jamila’s Cafe

4. Grilled Lamb - Emeril’s

5. Zucchini Bisque - Bon Ton Cafe *

6. Crab Po-Boy - Johnny’s Po-Boys

7. Duck Po-Boy - Crabby Jack’s

8. Chicken Sausage Po-Boy - Gene’s (since closed)

9. Crawfish Sausage Po-Boy - Tracey’s

10. Cochon de Lait Po-Boy - Cochon *

11. Turkey Giardiniera - DiMartino’s

12. Roast Beef Po-Boy - Parasol’s

13. Alligator Po-Boy - Jacques-Imo’s *

14. Catfish Amandine - Mulate’s *

15. Crawfish Amandine - Mahony’s Uptown *

16. Crawfish Etouffee - Mother’s Restaurant

17. Boiled Crawfish - Frankie & Johnny’s

18. Cajun Crawfish - Cajun Seafood

19. Cajun Shrimp & Duck Pasta - K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen

20. Fried Crab Cakes - Galatoire’s


21. Pecan Catfish - Parkway Bakery & Tavern *

22. Blackened Redfish - Oceana

23. Seafood Mirliton Casserole - K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen *

24. Fried Chicken - Dooky Chase’s Restaurant

25. Fried Green Tomatoes - Cafe Dauphine

26. Stuffed Shrimp - Mandina’s Restaurant

27. Muffuletta - Central Grocery

28. BBQ Brisket Sandwich - McClure’s BBQ

29. BBQ Chicken Sandwich - Blue Oak BBQ

30. Smoky Bacon Greens - Katie’s Restaurant *







31. Seafood au Gratin - Brennan’s *

32. Seafood Gumbo - Heard Dat Kitchen

33. Frogs Legs - Trenasse

34. Chicken Gumbo - The Gumbo Shop

35. Jambalaya - Coop’s Place

36. Spinach Artichoke Dip - Reginelli’s Pizzeria

37. Creole Sweet Potato Pone - Antoine’s Restaurant *

38. Red Beans & Rice w/ Sausage - Mandina’s Restaurant

39. Fancy Red Beans & Rice **

40. Praline treats - Loretta’s Authentic Pralines







41. Oyster Praline - The Praline Connection*

42. Oyster Shots - Acme Oyster House

43. Oyster Patties - Arnaud’s

44. Bananas Foster - Commander’s Palace

45. King Cake - Manny Randazzo’s *

46. Dixie Cake **

47. Pecan Pie - Palm Court

48. Asian Boudin - BOIL Seafood *

49. Boudin Balls - The Court of Two Sisters

50. Crawfish Remoulade - The Munch Factory*




51. Shrimp + Lump Crabmeat **

52. Vaucresson Crawfish Poboy**

53. Yakamein - Ms. Linda the Yakamein Lady (Traveling)

 

[anonymous]

The Crescent City was chosen as the third best "big" city in the U.S., coming in behind two of the most populated cities in the country, Chicago and New York City, and beating others like Boston and Washington, D.C. Here's what the travel magazine had to say about New Orleans:

"It's easy to experience New Orleans through its most popular attractions: Mardi Gras and Bourbon Street, Cafe du Monde (which is great, don't get us wrong), and Preservation Hall jazz (also fantastic). But there's so much more to this soulful city. Its Creole, Cajun, and French roots inform everything from the music on Frenchman Street to the food and cocktails in the French Quarter over to the Bywater. It's also worth exploring the revitalized Warehouse District, home to the city's Ace Hotel, where you could easily stumble on half a dozen excellent galleries all within a few blocks' radius, or spend a whole day in contemplation at the National WWII Museum."

Abbott is not sending you on a free vacation you fool. It’s called a work trip. You will be spending time sharpening your craft for the benefit of Abbott. Lose the entitlement! You are an at will employee and expendable. Now pipe it down and prove to ADC that they should keep you around!

 

[anonymous]

1. Hurricane from Pat O'Brien's

2. Cajun Crawfish from Bevi Seafood

3. Lamb Tajine - Jamila’s Cafe

4. Grilled Lamb - Emeril’s

5. Zucchini Bisque - Bon Ton Cafe *

6. Crab Po-Boy - Johnny’s Po-Boys

7. Duck Po-Boy - Crabby Jack’s

8. Chicken Sausage Po-Boy - Gene’s (since closed)

9. Crawfish Sausage Po-Boy - Tracey’s

10. Cochon de Lait Po-Boy - Cochon *

11. Turkey Giardiniera - DiMartino’s

12. Roast Beef Po-Boy - Parasol’s

13. Alligator Po-Boy - Jacques-Imo’s *

14. Catfish Amandine - Mulate’s *

15. Crawfish Amandine - Mahony’s Uptown *

16. Crawfish Etouffee - Mother’s Restaurant

17. Boiled Crawfish - Frankie & Johnny’s

18. Cajun Crawfish - Cajun Seafood

19. Cajun Shrimp & Duck Pasta - K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen

20. Fried Crab Cakes - Galatoire’s


21. Pecan Catfish - Parkway Bakery & Tavern *

22. Blackened Redfish - Oceana

23. Seafood Mirliton Casserole - K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen *

24. Fried Chicken - Dooky Chase’s Restaurant

25. Fried Green Tomatoes - Cafe Dauphine

26. Stuffed Shrimp - Mandina’s Restaurant

27. Muffuletta - Central Grocery

28. BBQ Brisket Sandwich - McClure’s BBQ

29. BBQ Chicken Sandwich - Blue Oak BBQ

30. Smoky Bacon Greens - Katie’s Restaurant *







31. Seafood au Gratin - Brennan’s *

32. Seafood Gumbo - Heard Dat Kitchen

33. Frogs Legs - Trenasse

34. Chicken Gumbo - The Gumbo Shop

35. Jambalaya - Coop’s Place

36. Spinach Artichoke Dip - Reginelli’s Pizzeria

37. Creole Sweet Potato Pone - Antoine’s Restaurant *

38. Red Beans & Rice w/ Sausage - Mandina’s Restaurant

39. Fancy Red Beans & Rice **

40. Praline treats - Loretta’s Authentic Pralines







41. Oyster Praline - The Praline Connection*

42. Oyster Shots - Acme Oyster House

43. Oyster Patties - Arnaud’s

44. Bananas Foster - Commander’s Palace

45. King Cake - Manny Randazzo’s *

46. Dixie Cake **

47. Pecan Pie - Palm Court

48. Asian Boudin - BOIL Seafood *

49. Boudin Balls - The Court of Two Sisters

50. Crawfish Remoulade - The Munch Factory*




51. Shrimp + Lump Crabmeat **

52. Vaucresson Crawfish Poboy**

53. Yakamein - Ms. Linda the Yakamein Lady (Traveling)


You sad saps are pathetic. This ain’t no all expenses paid vacation to the big easy. Your asses will be locked . A hotel preparing for role play certifications.

 

[anonymous]

Big Easy = Big Crime and Murder everywhere. Change location!

 

[anonymous]

You sad saps are pathetic. This ain’t no all expenses paid vacation to the big easy. Your asses will be locked . A hotel preparing for role play certifications.

Woah! I never agreed to any ass locking. Or did you mean licking? The iPhone keyboards can be tricky.

 

[anonymous]

Woah! I never agreed to any ass locking. Or did you mean licking? The iPhone keyboards can be tricky.

You entitled losers think a meeting in New Orleans is a free vacay? Afraid not. Trust me ADC will ensure your safety by locking your Balls to the walls inside your meeting room of the hotel. What does good look like? Role play certifications will fill your days. The only time you’ll see the big East is from the inside of your hotel shuttle bus to and from the airport. Unless your shuttle bus gets carjacked you’ll be perfectly safe.