Flector Patch Rules

[Anonymous]

does a single doc really need 12 calls per quarter for a $100 flector patch when generic diclofenac is $4 at walmart?

 

[Anonymous]

WOW. THE PERSON WHO POSTED #6 AND #17 DEFINITELY HAS IT NAILED. STAY IF YOU WANT, BUT LEAVE IF U CAN.

 

[Anonymous]

Put one on my schlong. Shocking results.

 

[Anonymous]

Thank you for accepting your fate.

To answer your question, there will be no need for lube, because getting Pfucked happens quickly around here, and there won't be enough time to prepare.

Follow the basics; maximize your 401k benefit, take advantage of any other discount you can get while employed here, and do yourself a favor and network with the people you call on, so they can be a reference for future job interviews. Even the best DM here has no power over the micro-management you are about to experience. Pass the tests, say what they want you to say, and do what they want you to do. Spare yourself any angst or depression by not expecting any job satisfaction. You were an individual when calling on docs at King- you are now a Pfizer rep, and any sense of individuality is gone. You can see it in the B-rep counterparts that you have met or will be meeting...many are nice people, with kids, hobbies, etc etc. But look closer----they are empty inside. No satisfaction in what they do, but they are devoid of any passion to get out, and say goodbye to the steady paycheck.

Very sad.

tru dat.