Hopes and Dreams Lost

[anonymous]

There is no way to put a positive spin on this.

 

[anonymous]

Upper management will say anything to keep reps from leaving. That’ll look even worse to investors if there’s a max exodus. Just remember, Amarin doesn’t care about you and will dispose of you as soon as they need to, so you need to do what’s best for you and your family. Look out for yourselves

 

[anonymous]

Yeah. Because everyone is going to be leaving in the current landscape. .... ......

 

[anonymous]

Yeah. Because everyone is going to be leaving in the current landscape. .... ......

There are companies moving forward with hiring and doing Skype interviews. You’d know this if you looked. Or you could just turn a blind eye and stay with Amarin until they cut you, leaving you with Cobra during all of this and a shitty severance

 

[anonymous]

There are companies moving forward with hiring and doing Skype interviews. You’d know this if you looked. Or you could just turn a blind eye and stay with Amarin until they cut you, leaving you with Cobra during all of this and a shitty severance

This is true.

 

[anonymous]

Upper management will say anything to keep reps from leaving. That’ll look even worse to investors if there’s a max exodus. Just remember, Amarin doesn’t care about you and will dispose of you as soon as they need to, so you need to do what’s best for you and your family. Look out for yourselves

Amen to that; that is always true no matter what company you are with... Good Luck to all.

 

[anonymous]

I don’t work at Amarin but a different well known company. Industry is filling open positions. Virtual interviews for now, no home office just WebEx, etc....if you are proactive there are opportunities out there.

 

[anonymous]

I had a phone interview with another pharma company today. They said Skype interviews will be held next week with a target hire date of may 1st. Just to confirm that vacancies are being filled!

 

[anonymous]

The good news is that no matter what company you jump to, it’s probably a better pharma company than this one

 

[anonymous]

The good news is that no matter what company you jump to, it’s probably a better pharma company than this one

All pharma is risky now. Downsizing and layoffs are the norm industry wide. It’s a shame, this used to be a good career. Now, pretty much any job you take is a gamble.

 

[anonymous]

The good news is that no matter what company you jump to, it’s probably a better pharma company than this one

I know someone who was just hired yesterday. If you are good, jobs are there.

 

[anonymous]

then why don’t you take the final exit?

There is no way to put a positive spin on this.

 

[anonymous]

The good news is that no matter what company you jump to, it’s probably a better pharma company than this one

So true! Use this as an opportunity to look, interview and get in with a better company

 

[anonymous]

There is no where to go at the moment. Amarin is going to end up with 800 demotivated sales people who will collect a paycheck by riding this out as long as possible. No one will hustle. What's the point.

 

[anonymous]

There is no where to go at the moment. Amarin is going to end up with 800 demotivated sales people who will collect a paycheck by riding this out as long as possible. No one will hustle. What's the point.

Best time is now to find a job...While getting paid which can end any second. Double Dip if you can.

 

[anonymous]

The best strategy is to keep your Amarin paycheck but put your time and efforts into finding another job. Your managers will support you in this strategy.

 

[anonymous]

The best strategy is to take the final exit. keep your Amarin paycheck but put your time and efforts into finding another job. Your managers will support you in this strategy.

 

[anonymous]

put a positive spin on this.