Best company to work for?

[Anonymous]

Getting my Masters in Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences. Should be done by May 2016.

Have undergrad degree in Genetics.

Atlanta preferable, but location isn't as important as compensation, benefits, bonus programs, etc.

Which companies should I be looking at?

TIA.

 

[Anonymous]

Getting my Masters in Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences. Should be done by May 2016.

Have undergrad degree in Genetics.

Atlanta preferable, but location isn't as important as compensation, benefits, bonus programs, etc.

Which companies should I be looking at?

TIA.

Look at a company that will offer you a job. And you wasted your money. Pharma is filled with buffoons.

 

[Anonymous]

Getting my Masters in Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences. Should be done by May 2016.

Have undergrad degree in Genetics.

Atlanta preferable, but location isn't as important as compensation, benefits, bonus programs, etc.

Which companies should I be looking at?

TIA.

Any company without Dr. Charley Horse Sang

 

[Anonymous]

You need to determine your tolerance for risk, preference for lifestyle, willingness to bend your personality to fit the company culture, importance of payscale, desire for advancements, etc. then do the research to find where you might fit (objective measures) and then contact people who work within those companies, within that department, and get their perspective/opinions (subjective measures).

 

[Anonymous]

Definitely not Novartis.

 

[Anonymous]

Any west coast based company. Aim for Gilead, Genentech, Onyx

 

[Anonymous]

Actavis, Regeneron, Celgene, AbbVie, Pfizer

 

[Anonymous]

Valeant

 

[Anonymous]

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...PURDONT "Yesterday's drugs Tomorow"

 

[Anonymous]

Valeant

Joke right? I wouldn't touch this company with a 10 foot pole.

 

[Anonymous]

It is definitely NOT Spark Therapeutics.... its worse than being a post-doc

 

[Anonymous]

if your best attempt at intelligent decision making includes surveying CP, your best career days may already be over.

 

[anonymous]

Stay away from Ferring
They have no idea what they are doing

 

[anonymous]

Actavis, Regeneron, Celgene, AbbVie, Pfizer

Pfizer. LOL.

It looks good on the resume for 2-3 years, but it is not a good company anymore.

 

[anonymous]

Get into genetics. It's the future of medicine. Just make sure that the company is already public. The private ones are still floundering.

 

[anonymous]

Get into genetics. It's the future of medicine. Just make sure that the company is already public. The private ones are still floundering.

 

[anonymous]

What people in Pharma don't realize is that having a large penis is a burden.

 

[anonymous]

Stay away from DSI. The company is poison. It will suck out any passion or excitement you have for helping patients. People are leaving the company like crazy.

 

[anonymous]

Love Lilly!

 

[anonymous]

I have worked, Pfizer,Lilly,Adolor and Genentech... 30 years in the Industry.. I have an MBA..

Genentech by far is the best.. That being said, the interview process is over the top and you will be up against.... the best of the best..

Genentech hires more MBA's then the norm.. So you won't be that special..

Pfizer is Military, Lilly doesn't pay well and most reps I know are not happy.. Not much of a bonus either..

Good-luck.