Eisai Oncology South Leadership

[anonymous]

I have a thought, if a manager has 2 people win nightingale, displace her.

 

[anonymous]

South and Leadership in the same sentence, what a joke.

 

[anonymous]

Who is the managing Florida Onc now?

 

[anonymous]

Alex did the dude.

 

[anonymous]

What happened to th Florida Oncology manager?

 

[anonymous]

She was rail-roaded out. Her RBL should have protected her but didn't.

 

[anonymous]

Alex did the dude.

I did Alex

 

[anonymous]

I did Alex

If you did anyone here, you are an idiot!

 

[anonymous]

Got the offer today, time to go as soon as I get the background finished.

 

[anonymous]

Me love you long time.

 

[anonymous]

I just resigned and I feel relieved. Some good people but, this place is very unprofessional and doesn't know oncology. It's run like a primary care job. This causes people to always be looking for something else. Also, this new design is rediculous, I don't think it will last.

 

[anonymous]

I just resigned and I feel relieved. Some good people but, this place is very unprofessional and doesn't know oncology. It's run like a primary care job. This causes people to always be looking for something else. Also, this new design is rediculous, I don't think it will last.

Unprofessional is putting it nicely…

 

[anonymous]

I just resigned and I feel relieved. Some good people but, this place is very unprofessional and doesn't know oncology. It's run like a primary care job. This causes people to always be looking for something else. Also, this new design is rediculous, I don't think it will last.

The same thing has been being said about Eisai dating way back to when we acquired the Ligand Hem franchise and then MGI. Tenured oncology people were absorbed into Eisai and couldn't believe the utter lack of understanding of the business of oncology. Clueless is saying it lightly. Point being is Eisai has not understood oncology ever since entering into it over 15 years ago. When you continually put mass market commercial leadership into oncology roles this will always be the case at Eisai.

 

[anonymous]

I just resigned and I feel relieved. Some good people but, this place is very unprofessional and doesn't know oncology. It's run like a primary care job. This causes people to always be looking for something else. Also, this new design is rediculous, I don't think it will last.

Congratulations on getting the hell out. You’re one of the lucky ones.

 

[anonymous]

The same thing has been being said about Eisai dating way back to when we acquired the Ligand Hem franchise and then MGI. Tenured oncology people were absorbed into Eisai and couldn't believe the utter lack of understanding of the business of oncology. Clueless is saying it lightly. Point being is Eisai has not understood oncology ever since entering into it over 15 years ago. When you continually put mass market commercial leadership into oncology roles this will always be the case at Eisai.

Eisai is too cheap to hire experienced oncology people.

 

[anonymous]

Alex did the dude.

 

[anonymous]

Eisai is too cheap to hire experienced oncology people.

True, look at the souths leader for the last 5 years, clueless. The will there be a change?

 

[anonymous]

Eisai is too cheap to hire experienced oncology people.

Eisai will happily save one dollar to lose five. That’s how smart they are.

 

[anonymous]

The turn over rate here is the highest of any company I have ever seen. They have no idea what that cost is. A new employee cost 80k before they ever get in the field. I have been here 2 years and I'm the senior person in my division or area, whatever its called now.

 

[anonymous]

When you mention the name Eisai to someone in the industry you usually get a blank stare. Or sometimes they just laugh. The response is never good.