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Most Cadence reps will have difficulty finding new work without a significant pay cut. Most companies are not paying those kind of wages especially for selling one product that was not technical to sell. Many companies will not even interview people who have made high wages since they feel you won't work for less. Good luck, you are going to need it.
By the way, you were making those high wages and Cadence never made a profit, you need to understand basic economics before bragging about how much you make.
Listen idiot, I'm one of the Cadence reps. But I'm not one of those arrogant Cadence reps. There are jobs out there that pay equally and more. The last two Cadence reps that I know personally that quit got a very nice bump in their base. You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about, other than showing your lack of experience and immaturity.
If you are a great rep and have the awards and rankings to show it, then you will get another job. I get fairly regular calls from recruiters, but there are certain areas of medicine I refuse to sell in anymore. These companies could care less about the complexity of the drug, but they care about the complexity of the sell in the hospital environment. You clearly don't sell Ofirmev and you have absolutely no idea how many challenges we face everyday. You are a sample drop rep.