anonymous
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anonymous
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Because my paper bag got wet and doctors seem to be falling out of the bottom.
How's the ophthalmics division doing? any feedback appreciated. Talking with them about a position there.
Honest advice. If you are truly considering joining an organization - don't look to cafe pharma for insight. Ask the hiring manager and senior leadership (if you interact with them) all the tough questions you may have, and trust your gut. This site isn't really the place for honest feedback.
My two cents.
1. Unsure if escorted out by guards, I highly doubt it. But ... it was absolutely without any notice and handled extremely poorly with the employees, as he interviewed and hired nearly 150 people in the BU.
2. Yes, true. Many f-bombs among other very inappropriate comments.
3. Yes. Period.
4. None at all.
5. Yes.
How's the ophthalmics division doing? any feedback appreciated. Talking with them about a position there.
Normally this is correct but in this case CP is VERY accurate. A couple of truths you can ask about:
1. Did Abdhay really have Jesper (old COO) really escorted out of building by guards and with no notice?
2. Did Adhay really F bomb a female employee in a meeting in front of others and then refuse to apologize and then HR did NOTHING?
3. Have several high level executives recently leave over concerns of off label marketing practices?
4. Do you really not give any stock options?
5. Is your 401k match really that big of a joke?
Just 5 so far you can verify for yourself. There are more but that should be enough.
how is leadership in Ophthalmology division?
What about the VPs and East/West Directors? They seem to have good experience in ophthalmology? Are working for the Indians that bad where they can't control what they do in the U.S. ?
Indian management due to culture has no clue about US markets. Its not a matter of controlling, its a matter of not understanding how to do business in the US. Some of the personnel have good experience in the US, but Opth has 1 drug in the portfolio. Low market share and sales people who really are not selling it. There were 3 anti-inflammatory NSAID that came out in 2017 alone! Prior to that Allergan and Alcon had most of the market. There are problems with NSAIDs for post surgical healing etc. Bromsite is more a "me too" drug. Unless the doc loves you, they will prescribe others. Good luck. I talked to them awhile ago when they were hiring for the Bromsite launch. They scared me away! No thank you. If youre ambitious and are driven by making money; this is not the place for you. It wasnt for me!
Thanks for those thoughts! Me too products just don't cut it in Ophthalmology anymore. Enough of those. It's all about innovation.