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So, now that last week's meetings are squarely in the rearview mirror - who's on the hot seat? How will be shown the door this week or next?
So, now that last week's meetings are squarely in the rearview mirror - who's on the hot seat? How will be shown the door this week or next?
Thanks dad.
Any real thoughts on this?
The last thought offered was as real as it gets...a lot more real than ramblings by you or the others in your circle jerk.
None of the managers will make it. Highly paid reps will look into Bio and/or Sunrise who still pay high dollars. Many reps are currently interviewing and weighing their options. Within 3 months anyone that is still on board will be shocked at all the crazy paperwork involved in working as a Quest rep. I would be shocked if more then 10 Solstas folks remain. Please disregard the village idiots comments which I'm sure will follow this opinion.
There aren't a lot of great options out there right now. There just aren't.
If what you really mean are that there aren't many employers who will tolerate those such as yourself who won't own your performance and instead choose to bemoan the "unfairness" of the business world, then you are correct.
No, what I mean is what I said. There aren't a lot of great options out there right now.
There aren't a lot of opportunities to earn over $150,000/year on the top-end. We're used to owning our performance and making double that here at Solstas. So save the cliches and redundant shtick and tell me where reps can find these great employers and great opportunities.
I'm not saying it is the "unfairness" of the business world. I'm saying it is the reality of the business world. It is the reality of the healthcare industry.
Quest will not pay sales reps 150 yr because you are not worth it to them. Their business is gained through managed care contracts, acquisitions and other business contracts that have nothing to do with you. If you are looking for a future as a salesman I suggest you learn something about Toyotas.
Hope this helps.
Quest will not pay sales reps 150 yr because you are not worth it to them. Their business is gained through managed care contracts, acquisitions and other business contracts that have nothing to do with you. If you are looking for a future as a salesman I suggest you learn something about Toyotas.
Hope this helps.
Quest will not pay sales reps 150 yr because you are not worth it to them. Their business is gained through managed care contracts, acquisitions and other business contracts that have nothing to do with you. If you are looking for a future as a salesman I suggest you learn something about Toyotas.
Hope this helps.
How is the Quest sales comp plan set-up?
I'm hearing that the PAE base is in the $65k range and a quarterly PAE commission plan with payout glass ceiling of approximately $25,000/qtr. payout maximum, but $7-$15k being the average for the top 25% of reps. The top 25% of reps are falling in the $100k-$150k range on total pay with just a couple of top end reps pushing past that glass ceiling.
Is this accurate?
If not, what is the PAE comp plan?
They are losing more managed care contracts than they are getting. I will guess they lose a minimum of 20% of Solstas customers. Now I understand why this is a no buy stock on WS.Quest will not pay sales reps 150 yr because you are not worth it to them. Their business is gained through managed care contracts, acquisitions and other business contracts that have nothing to do with you. If you are looking for a future as a salesman I suggest you learn something about Toyotas.
Hope this helps.
This is accurate. Keep in mind every call you make needs a pre call report and a post call report........its micro management hell with not a lot of return. Not a great place to work.
Does anyone read the pre- and post- reports?
What happens if you don't do them?
How detailed do they have to be?
I've got a big decision to make in the next week.
How is the Quest sales comp plan set-up?
I'm hearing that the PAE base is in the $65k range and a quarterly PAE commission plan with payout glass ceiling of approximately $25,000/qtr. payout maximum, but $7-$15k being the average for the top 25% of reps. The top 25% of reps are falling in the $100k-$150k range on total pay with just a couple of top end reps pushing past that glass ceiling.
Is this accurate?
If not, what is the PAE comp plan?
That's accurate. 65K and another 30K at plan, but this is not capped.
It is not capped but virtually impossible to consistently blow past the $30k so in essence it is a glass ceiling. It takes a home run win plus some good luck to get to $60k in annual commission.
A Solstas MAE, at quota each month, made over $120,000/year in commission. Most have been knocking down at least $80,000/year and CE & SG claim they each made over $400,000 in commission last year. Are these numbers possible on the Quest PAE plan?