anonymous
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anonymous
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So in the name of transparency and clarity, we can all agree that the ABL is a little fish in a big sea. Another words low on the food chain.
So if you think that the field sales reps are all idiots and lazy, then the management team has done a shitty job in recruitment and screening in interviews. Furthermore, for example, take a drug like Praluent, which has produced revenues of $115 million in a year and a half timeframe, one would have to ask themselves, is this a result of 100% of the salesforce being lazy and ineffective? Or could this be the failure of a company at large? You can even extrapolate the sales success of every other Sanofi promoted drug and come to the same conclusion. My bet is on the failure of senior leadership that is responsible for the poor execution of strategies that would make this company successful. The field force has very little to do with the macro planning in bringing a drug to market. If your drug is not on formulary and PBMs put Ndc blocks on patient access to your drug, field reps don't have chance. You can use challenger sales techniques all day long and the patient is still not getting access to your drug, period.
Top that, Regeneron is taking full advantage of Sanofi and the idiots that run this company. That's why Lynn S is a billionaire.
I didn't say you were lazy. You admitted to being lazy. When you own up to faking your way through your job and not doing anything that you're taught and coached to do, how is that you can wholeheartedly point the finger at someone else? A strategy is only as good as those who execute it, and you've made it clear that you haven't. The old blame shifting game is a favorite on here. When you have a good year, it was all you. When you have a bad one, it was all someone else.
And, are you really blaming management for hiring you? You complete and utter lack of desire and skill is all to blame on someone else? Now I think I've heard it all....