Don’t ask fellow and former reps about the perception of working there, ask the customers.
Get your booster, Rebecca!PSA: thank you, Genentech, for not releasing Rebecca Walpole on to the unsuspecting pharma industry. We have enough problems without adding another pathetic sociopath. Keep her!
"The one thing I noticed is the color change in reps rather than ones that know their stuff."
I'll tell you exactly what our customers say..
"What happened to my last 4 reps in the past 2 years?"
"Who's the new person never seen or heard of them."
"Its been a few years since I heard anything from a Genentech rep."
"Is Genentech still in business?"
"I loved my rep from 2 years ago, the new ones are useless and know nothing."
"The one thing I noticed is the color change in reps rather than ones that know their stuff."
"Was a really great company that fell off the map."
True Dat!
Wow. You think you're something because you happened to work here when the big four were new and had no competition? That wasn't you bro, you just benefitted from great science. #You'renotspecial.“Genentech” died in 2009 when Papa Roche took full control. All the original DNA’ers either left well before or right after. If you joined after the buyout you did not and do not work for Genentech you work/worked for Roche.
It’s was amazing back in the AL days. Crazy celebrations, bands, amazing products and launches, and an great culture.
What you have now is Roche using the goodwill of the Genentech name. That’s it.
Don’t embarrass yourself saying you work at Genentech if you joined post buyout. You are not the OG’s you are poser wannabes who were probably in big Pharma primary care when Genentech was Genentech.
If you didn’t launch any of the big 4 you didn’t work for DNA…regardless of what your business card says.
I’ve never met a Genentech rep that that wasn’t a smug, arrogant piece of crap. I’ve also never met a Genentech rep that had the first clue as to how to actually sell. Your organization hires for every reason except for talent.
“Genentech” died in 2009 when Papa Roche took full control. All the original DNA’ers either left well before or right after. If you joined after the buyout you did not and do not work for Genentech you work/worked for Roche.
It’s was amazing back in the AL days. Crazy celebrations, bands, amazing products and launches, and an great culture.
What you have now is Roche using the goodwill of the Genentech name. That’s it.
Don’t embarrass yourself saying you work at Genentech if you joined post buyout. You are not the OG’s you are poser wannabes who were probably in big Pharma primary care when Genentech was Genentech.
If you didn’t launch any of the big 4 you didn’t work for DNA…regardless of what your business card says.
I’ve never met a Genentech rep that that wasn’t a smug, arrogant piece of crap. I’ve also never met a Genentech rep that had the first clue as to how to actually sell. Your organization hires for every reason except for talent.
Well sweetheart glad we never met, or did we? Never a smug rep, i was blessed to be part of a great family of people. We did have amazing drugs, and hit the cycle perfectly. Not all were like that… believe you me….I’ve never met a Genentech rep that that wasn’t a smug, arrogant piece of crap. I’ve also never met a Genentech rep that had the first clue as to how to actually sell. Your organization hires for every reason except for talent.
