Ex- Purdue reps on the chopping again.

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LOL, all of you ex-Purdue folks jumped from the Titanic in June 2018 onto the RMS Lusitania.
Must be tough interviewing every year lol.
Y'all still waiting for that transformative DEAL for your life? I admit working at Purdue until the last day was a good gig, just glad I found land after swimming away from Purdue.

I would say good luck but ya wouldn't know what to do with it, obviously... LOL
 


















anonymous said:
LOL, all of you ex-Purdue folks jumped from the Titanic in June 2018 onto the RMS Lusitania.
Must be tough interviewing every year lol.
Y'all still waiting for that transformative DEAL for your life? I admit working at Purdue until the last day was a good gig, just glad I found land after swimming away from Purdue.

I would say good luck but ya wouldn't know what to do with it, obviously... LOL
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purdue people can't get a break. having pp and Insys on your resume is career death sentence

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It is just fantastic to see Brian Jennings (he wasn't my RD at PP, Tony and then Rich was) and other cronies getting a bit of sweet life karma style justice.

I had very good friends in the SE region working under RD Jennings at PP and heard accounts of his lack leadership and demeaning style of working with his region. I slept well last night, so well that I didn't even need to turn my pillow over to feel the cool side. Ahhh life is grand and uncertain and dark for others! MAGA! MAGA!
 






anonymous said:
purdue people can't get a break. having pp and Insys on your resume is career death sentence

dopes
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Have you considered that perhaps these people were not suited for pharmaceutical sales? A productive, meaningful life, requires, at a minimum, a moral compass and proper code of ethics. These can be as simple as the "Golden rule", as complex as the Hippocratic oath, or something more personal and intrinsic to a person's worldview. Whatever it is, wherever it comes from, it's tenets will ultimately define who and what we are.

Insys and Purdue are a clear illustration of what happens when an entire organization lacks any ethical guidelines. People simultaneously destroy the lives of their clients, co-workers, family and finally, their own. Some people have to hit rock bottom to understand this. In that context, the "death" of a career may actually be the birth of a better person.
 






anonymous said:
It is just fantastic to see Brian Jennings (he wasn't my RD at PP, Tony and then Rich was) and other cronies getting a bit of sweet life karma style justice.

I had very good friends in the SE region working under RD Jennings at PP and heard accounts of his lack leadership and demeaning style of working with his region. I slept well last night, so well that I didn't even need to turn my pillow over to feel the cool side. Ahhh life is grand and uncertain and dark for others! MAGA! MAGA!
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You seem to suggest that when bad things happen to bad people, you feel better. Many folks would probably agree with you. I wonder though....doesn't the burden of judging someone (bad) , deciding their punishment (justice) and celebrating their misery, effectively remove the joy from your life.

I'm not denying that their are bad, even evil people, nor am I suggesting they should not be held to account. I just don't want the burden of being judge, jury and jailer. Whatever wrong they may have done me, I don't let them take up residence in my head. Life's too short and I have better things to think about.
 






anonymous said:
It is just fantastic to see Brian Jennings (he wasn't my RD at PP, Tony and then Rich was) and other cronies getting a bit of sweet life karma style justice.

I had very good friends in the SE region working under RD Jennings at PP and heard accounts of his lack leadership and demeaning style of working with his region. I slept well last night, so well that I didn't even need to turn my pillow over to feel the cool side. Ahhh life is grand and uncertain and dark for others! MAGA! MAGA!
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WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM??
 






anonymous said:
You seem to suggest that when bad things happen to bad people, you feel better. Many folks would probably agree with you. I wonder though....doesn't the burden of judging someone (bad) , deciding their punishment (justice) and celebrating their misery, effectively remove the joy from your life.

I'm not denying that their are bad, even evil people, nor am I suggesting they should not be held to account. I just don't want the burden of being judge, jury and jailer. Whatever wrong they may have done me, I don't let them take up residence in my head. Life's too short and I have better things to think about.
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Yeah, I don't know. I drink Tito's club soda and have a good day. It can have residence all it wants, as long as it pays its rent.
 












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