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Can't wait to start my new job
LOL! Well, it IS a job. Not a very good one, but you just might be able it if you're 22 and have no kids and live with Mommy + have no huge bills.
Can't wait to start my new job
Thanks for the comments PF! Pretending to be rep and then complimenting upper management we can spot a marketing person from a mile a way.
I'm sorry, but after reading through all the posts I find it sad how negative most of them are. To the young graduates seeking their first jobs, I say go for it, despite what you read. Most likely, the job could be the springboard to something more lucrative and rewarding. What's the worse that could happen? Ignore the negativity!
I'm sorry, but after reading through all the posts I find it sad how negative most of them are. To the young graduates seeking their first jobs, I say go for it, despite what you read. Most likely, the job could be the springboard to something more lucrative and rewarding. What's the worse that could happen? Ignore the negativity!
Hello,
I have an upcoming interview with FSC Pediatrics. Neither the person who completed my phone interview nor the person who scheduled my F2F had much information about the job, size of territory, start date (home study/training), reason for expansion, pay scale, or any other benefits. Obviously, some of this stuff I wouldn't ask in a phone interview, but a little more info would be great. Also, I couldn't find a ton of info online about the company itself or the products. Can anyone give me any insight on the company, the products, or any of the above questions? Also, any interview tips would be great! Thanks for any help!