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Anonymous said:
Dentsply Tulsa Dental. Top reps make 400-600K. Average reps do about 250-350K. In Pesos.
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thats INSANE!!! I was told that Dynasplint was the industry-wide compensation leader. Looks like it is time for me to jump ship into the millionaires club. I bet orthodontics would buy me a place in the ocean reef club!
 
















who is dynasplint???????? no way they are highest paid. no name company. highest paid are spine and crm reps. but if you are asking this question you have no chance of getting into either... maybe dynasplint is the place for you
 




dentsply and dynasplint are the highest paying and the class of the medical/dental field. they keep their reps for long careers and have virtually no turnover because everyone is making so much money. You should contact your recruiter about positions with these. They are really hard to come by. Their are usually only 5-10 open territorys each month. Then 5-10 the next month.
 




Well, i left dynasplint after a stellar career of making so much money. But i could not stand the 20 hour work week filled with people i did not even meet, call me with PO's for multiple stocking orders....so i upgraded to digging ditches for Mexicans and cleaining out Horse Trailers...granted i am working 80 hours a week, but i quadrupled my salary....anyone have any extra deoderant?
 




Anonymous said:
Well, i left dynasplint after a stellar career of making so much money. But i could not stand the 20 hour work week filled with people i did not even meet, call me with PO's for multiple stocking orders....so i upgraded to digging ditches for Mexicans and cleaining out Horse Trailers...granted i am working 80 hours a week, but i quadrupled my salary....anyone have any extra deoderant?
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Dude, are you crazy? I retired after Dynasplint. Work must be your passion.
 




















I was taking Provasik until Harrison Ford f-ed it all up...

I've got CRM reps on 120-180k guarantees...they work hard and that ain't that much money...Oh there are some reps who make 6, 7, 800k but they're certainly the exceptions. And they're pretty miserable as people go.
 




Anonymous said:
I was taking Provasik until Harrison Ford f-ed it all up...

I've got CRM reps on 120-180k guarantees...they work hard and that ain't that much money...Oh there are some reps who make 6, 7, 800k but they're certainly the exceptions. And they're pretty miserable as people go.
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Name one who is miserable making 800K

You are an idiot
 








Most of these med jobs where you can make over 250K a year require true 24/7 attention and you NEVER get away from the job, even on vacation. Then in many cases if you pull off a huge year of 300K+, then the next year the quota monster gets you and "life sucks" becuase you're working just as hard while making a lot less (sometimes 100-200K less). People lucky enough to make 700K or 800K in a spine or ortho job probably are miserable people. They are one or two docs away from losing it all and probably don't sleep real well. The american way is to go build the biggest house and buy the most expensive car you can find when you have those huge 700-800K years and then you realize it could all be gone tomorrow if you lose just one guy. We're all lucky to make 150K and up, but let's face it, most of us are well educated and pretty sharp folks who chase docs around, kiss ass, and take a lot of shit for this kind of cash. Many in this industry would get out if they could find another job that paid 80% of what we make doing what we do, but they just hardly exist. So, yes, many making the big dollars are indeed miserable after the novelty of the big house and fancy care wear off, and it will wear off. The key is taking it a day at a time, being happy with what you have, realizing how lucky we are, and enjoying some of the flexibility and balance this industry can offer. The ones who make it a long time are consistent over time and not one hit wonders with one or two good years.
 








I have a lot of friends that work for W.L. Gore who I think have the best of everything. First of all it is always in the top 15 for best companies to work for from Fortune Magazine but they have a unique "lattice" structure that lends towards good QOL. All the reps make between $170K and $230K, most ly SALARY. They make the same whether they have a good year or a bad year. BTW, did I mention no quotas, no bosses, no field rides, no reports to do. The reps that go there rarely leave. On top of that, they dump an equivalent of 15% of your income into equity shares that vest in a year. You can build up a sweet retirement account quick like that. If you get the shot to interview with them, you should jump on it.
 




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