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anonymous
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Are they really going to move forward with this meeting? Surely Novartis has a policy against letting them put us in this situation.
HR nightmare t say the least.What situation are u talking about?
We are storm chasers nowHR nightmare t say the least.
You think they care.Are they really going to move forward with this meeting? Surely Novartis has a policy against letting them put us in this situation.
Or Los Angeles ‘84, Seoul ‘88, and Greece ‘04You think they care.
Either you are new here or you weren't around for Dallas '23.
Omg! Never seen anything like thisYou think they care.
Either you are new here or you weren't around for Dallas '23.
That was the worst one everYou think they care.
Either you are new here or you weren't around for Dallas '23.
Dallas goes down as the worst meeting ever in pharmaceutical sales history. Start to finish disaster on every level. Visible proof how little Novartis thinks of its sales reps.That was the worst one ever
It was so horrendous. You could forgive the ice storm, travel issues, and evening meals as uncontrollable, but not ordering enough food for lunch, keeping us late every damn day, the lack of self awareness of all the presenters, not the least of which was Duane getting booed while people walked out, having a hotel an hour away from the airport, staying in a hotel with not enough elevators to accommodate us moving en masse…. I think giving is that 99 cent water bottle just topped it off.Dallas goes down as the worst meeting ever in pharmaceutical sales history. Start to finish disaster on every level. Visible proof how little Novartis thinks of its sales reps.
Two things have irrevocably changed the landscape, Teams and Climate Change.They should have cancelled this meeting once Debby became a hurricane.
It has to do with money and everyone in management justifying their miserable existence. Spending money and inconveniencing people for no good reason to provide no value for anyone is always the moa of upper management. They could care less about storms or inconveniences to anyone. They have their agenda and it's all about them doing their thing in the hopes that they look good to their supervisors. The ineptitude and lack of any common sense of upper management is truly sad.Two things have irrevocably changed the landscape, Teams and Climate Change.
It is simply idiotic to schedule large meetings anymore because you have no clue if you will be up against tornados, hurricanes, ice storms, extreme heat or blizzards.
At most, in-person meetings should be district level so you avoid embarrassing, non-productive debacles like Dallas and, potentially, Atlanta. It is only going to get worse.
As for Teams, it is easy, convenient and just as productive as being in person. They learned this during COVID. Why they refuse to acknowledge it is anyone's guess.
Please do tell us more- for those of us that don’t have meetings until later this month.Everything about today was embarrassing
The meeting was fine. I brought plenty of sweet leaf.It was so horrendous. You could forgive the ice storm, travel issues, and evening meals as uncontrollable, but not ordering enough food for lunch, keeping us late every damn day, the lack of self awareness of all the presenters, not the least of which was Duane getting booed while people walked out, having a hotel an hour away from the airport, staying in a hotel with not enough elevators to accommodate us moving en masse…. I think giving is that 99 cent water bottle just topped it off.
So typical meeting. Spend 2 days listening to a bunch of dumb asses trying to justify their jobs by rolling out a bunch of shit that the field will likely never use. Eat nasty greasy free food and drink cheap booze. Maybe slap some skin back in the room with an old fling and then hop a flight back home with nasty heart burn and sleep deprivation . Some things never change.The meeting was fine. I brought plenty of sweet leaf.