I love My Job


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I am completely amazed at the lack of organization in this organization. There are literally 5 reports that reps are expected to sift thru and make a shot in the dark effort of making any sense of. The management is the equivalent of taking 12 kicks to the genitalia. The addresses are wrong 50% of the time. The people working the fries at McDonalds are currently laughing and mocking the compensation package. At least we have Aerochamber in our bag, the only product worth a shit. FUCK, we don't get paid for that. I'd rather fist myself with no lube than do this anymore. Can't wait for my $35 bonus, who's laughing now fry-guys!!!!!
 








I hate my job. I work hard but they keep moving the goal line. I am tired of management changing my call plan and then sending nasty emails saying I need to call on more targets. Every morning I have to check to make sure the offices I am calling on are still targets. Last month I had a lunch scheduled, the office was a target when I made the lunch. The week before the lunch they were not a target so I cancelled. The day of the lunch they were a target again.
When representatives have poor performance, we are held accountable - miss aero calls and we lose our bonus, don't make enough calls we get our manager riding with us, don't make enough sales and we are fired. We understand and accept this. What I don't understand and what upsets me is when home office makes massive mistakes such as this realignment and then try to make it our fault we didn't hit numbers AND no one in home office is held accountable.

All I ask is who in home office is on an improvement plan? I doubt anyone.
 
















Another call plan, another mess.
Tony should stop writing disertations as emails and give us a correct call plan.
I hate my job.

You called it. Another novel written by Anthony. Just say the following:

Sales Force

-You can change 10 doctors in your call plan.
-Any exceptions must be approved by your DM and may have to go to Micky.
-Make sure you sync.
And by the way, thanks for your patience. I am sorry we keep screwing up.

Thanks,

Tony



Now is that too hard?