Are they considering anyone without Neuroscience experience?
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There are several on my team with no prior neuro experience
If they were attempting to cash out current value would have to go up abruptly after promotion starts and future speculative value 4-5 times more than that, their metric driven contract managers with no success are the opposite
Have all sales offers been offered... at least the verbal ones?
No verbals for 1/27 start date-I was told 12/19 verbal followed up with written.
I received a verbal offer the day after my interviews. Formal offer expected next week for 1/27 start. If you have not heard anything since interviews, then you may be second in line if first candidate falls through.
Interviewing still from what I heard and will make final offers week of Christmas for 1/27 start date
So who told you all that info? Recruiter or manager? And did you accept the offer?
I’ve been talking and texting with the manager. Annmarie from the Dallas interviews confirmed the official verbals and written offers are next week.
Okay. Still on the fence? Feeling better about the offer now?
Who cares about the managers. They are as disposable as the reps.
THe post was about the huge layer of Sr leadership with numerous options who are just looking for a cash out.
No one can predict the future but I can tell you that training has been excellent so far. I’m comfortable with the leadership. They are organized and have a plan in place. Are they top heavy on leadership? Only time will tell . Risky? Maybe this industry is risky by definition. This is a chance I’m happy to take.
Total waste of time! These managers are passing on reps with experience...horrible
i couldn’t disagree more. I have never been treated better through an interview process and I have Triptan and neurology experience. Horrible? Hardly.
To all of you naysayers that are butt hurt because you were passed over, I’m sorry you weren’t brought on board. After a week of listening to some top notch talent in leadership discuss the products & company vision, I feel even worse for you. Risky? I was hesitant but I left one of the “better” perceived pharma companies to come to Biohaven. The entire industry is risky but I feel great about my decision now that week one is in the books. Keep looking for your next big break, negativity probably won’t help.
Has anyone interviewing for the January start date even been given offers yet? Verbal or written?