Not Bacterin
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Not Bacterin
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This all brings to mind a classic scence in Forrest Gump...Run you bastards run....
Dan and anyone else considering working for bacterin, get a clue..
There is a reason why there are no positive comments on Bacterin. The problems are numerous and I don't even wanna count how many negative comments were on this thread. Guy Cook's nickname is "Guy Crook", then you have Mousy Molly who looks good coming but once she opens that mouth, I promise she'll look better leaving, and then the Taggart bros..where to start. (classic example of good cop bad cop)
Bacterin's sales model is to hire reps from the AIMS training center in Denver throw em on the streets and if they make it in 90 days so be it, if they don't it wasn't meant to be. When you receive your new hire packet you'll notice that insurance options don't kick in until after you have been there six months, thats because they plan on chewing you up and spitting you to the side before six months are up. Some time around six months is when you can expect to receive compensation for any expenses you turn in..
If you take a territorial management position you can look forward to your distributors constantly calling and asking when they will get paid (it's never been on time), You can expect to be expected to sell products without any literature or brochures and you can expect to make many many unreturned calls to Molly the Marketing gal.. You may expect to see fellow workers let go for unexplained reason and You should expect instances where upper management is in your territory (without your knowledge) doing deals with the devil (like medical advisory positions and consulting positions that pay surgeons in stock certificates, even distributors) that you end up having to undo because they were over promised... Oh, and I dont wanna even talk about their latest Voluntary product withdrawl...
and the fact that several flagship products are always on backorder. The Turnover in sales is also reflective of how things are handled in house..Huge turnover rates there as well...
I can tell you from observance and experience that Bacterin has problems, many many problems and the number one problem they have sits at the helm.. Where else in America can you find the CEO's wife (Sue Cook) as director of HR....really ?
This company was built on sand, pure and simple....
Very simply, read what others say, learn from their experiences and don't make the same mistake so many others have.
Happy ex-employee
Dan and anyone else considering working for bacterin, get a clue..
There is a reason why there are no positive comments on Bacterin. The problems are numerous and I don't even wanna count how many negative comments were on this thread. Guy Cook's nickname is "Guy Crook", then you have Mousy Molly who looks good coming but once she opens that mouth, I promise she'll look better leaving, and then the Taggart bros..where to start. (classic example of good cop bad cop)
Bacterin's sales model is to hire reps from the AIMS training center in Denver throw em on the streets and if they make it in 90 days so be it, if they don't it wasn't meant to be. When you receive your new hire packet you'll notice that insurance options don't kick in until after you have been there six months, thats because they plan on chewing you up and spitting you to the side before six months are up. Some time around six months is when you can expect to receive compensation for any expenses you turn in..
If you take a territorial management position you can look forward to your distributors constantly calling and asking when they will get paid (it's never been on time), You can expect to be expected to sell products without any literature or brochures and you can expect to make many many unreturned calls to Molly the Marketing gal.. You may expect to see fellow workers let go for unexplained reason and You should expect instances where upper management is in your territory (without your knowledge) doing deals with the devil (like medical advisory positions and consulting positions that pay surgeons in stock certificates, even distributors) that you end up having to undo because they were over promised... Oh, and I dont wanna even talk about their latest Voluntary product withdrawl...
and the fact that several flagship products are always on backorder. The Turnover in sales is also reflective of how things are handled in house..Huge turnover rates there as well...
I can tell you from observance and experience that Bacterin has problems, many many problems and the number one problem they have sits at the helm.. Where else in America can you find the CEO's wife (Sue Cook) as director of HR....really ?
This company was built on sand, pure and simple....
Very simply, read what others say, learn from their experiences and don't make the same mistake so many others have.
Happy ex-employee