Is turnover average really 2 years at Stryker?

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Anonymous said:
couple of things .So what do you consider big money. Gallop poll is awesome . you either have it or you don't. Hey tough guy , passed gallop , offered job accepted it then walked away. People thought I was crazy best move I ever made . Stryker is great company and great stock . Better to be consistent over long period of time .
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I doubt you passed the Gallup. Stryker is a pretty elite group - see #20 on the attachment. Do a few candidates slip by? yes. But, the vast majority simply do not make it thru the interview process. The ones that do slip by are usually phased out within a couple of years.
My gut tells me that you were correct in 'walking away', because, you would have eventually been shown the door.

http://www.businessinsider.com/companies-with-the-most-difficult-interviews-2012-7?op=1
 






The Gallup isnt a test, it's a personality questionairre. Stryker believe they know the personality type they want working there. "Passing" it just means you're a Type A personality. Hence all the jokes about Styrker reps pumping iron etc. What they get area bunch of the same personality types. It must be hell at meetings.
 












wrong my brother accepted then walked away. Then they came back and offered me a higher commission rate. They needed my relationships. THATS THE VALUE OF A GREAT REP. But in todays supply chain purchasing its the contract that wins. So company will cut your commission and make territory smaller . Young bucks wanting to get in , this a great gig. But for seasoned reps NAH you can have it .
 






Anonymous said:
wrong my brother accepted then walked away. Then they came back and offered me a higher commission rate. They needed my relationships. THATS THE VALUE OF A GREAT REP. But in todays supply chain purchasing its the contract that wins. So company will cut your commission and make territory smaller . Young bucks wanting to get in , this a great gig. But for seasoned reps NAH you can have it .
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pasted from our earlier msgs:

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'I doubt you passed the Gallup. Stryker is a pretty elite group - see #20 on the attachment. Do a few candidates slip by? yes. But, the vast majority simply do not make it thru the interview process. The ones that do slip by are usually phased out within a couple of years.
My gut tells me that you were correct in 'walking away', because, you would have eventually been shown the door'.

http://www.businessinsider.com/compa...ws-2012-7?op=1
 






Anonymous said:
wrong my brother accepted then walked away. Then they came back and offered me a higher commission rate. They needed my relationships. THATS THE VALUE OF A GREAT REP. But in todays supply chain purchasing its the contract that wins. So company will cut your commission and make territory smaller . Young bucks wanting to get in , this a great gig. But for seasoned reps NAH you can have it .
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why are you posting for your brother?
 






Lot of valid points on here. Seems like the 'douche" comments are from the "I love me some me" Stryker Reps.

Average turnover at Endo is 2 yrs. Pretty pitiful. Stryker will go o great lengths at their meetings to say how the people at SYK are the most important. They could care less. Youre a dime a dozen to them.
 






Anonymous said:
pasted from our earlier msgs:

again....

'I doubt you passed the Gallup. Stryker is a pretty elite group - see #20 on the attachment. Do a few candidates slip by? yes. But, the vast majority simply do not make it thru the interview process. The ones that do slip by are usually phased out within a couple of years.
My gut tells me that you were correct in 'walking away', because, you would have eventually been shown the door'.

http://www.businessinsider.com/compa...ws-2012-7?op=1
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I'm assuming that I passed the Gallup. (Went to face to face interview) was told by one or my interviewers that I did well. Couldn't get any straight answers or returned calls after that. I was ready for the grind. (I followed up several times w/ all three) If you compete for something, sometimes you lose, & that's part of the deal. But don't be afraid to say you're not the guy. Just show the scoreboard. I thought that's what this business was all about. Work hard, be fearless, be direct. If you got news... Just tell it.
 






Anonymous said:
Pretty sad story that says--there are more recalls going to happen. It is not if, but when. What a bad picture that paints for the device makers. Stryker is ranked as a Top Place to Work? Wow, who compiles that data? Did they check with the FDA and DOJ on that?
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EXACTLY !! read up on the latest gov. fed.. news..
 






Stryker is awful. No car allowance, no mileage and benefits are so average. Vesting in 5 years on 401k what a joke. 2 years is the max a good rep stays. I lasted 2 years and have jumped to a much better and less stressful medical gig. Stryker is not a home for anyone and is like working with the drones on the movie Divergent.
 






Why do those that land jobs at Stryker think they are the cream of the crop? They are sales people. Sales skills are not a specialty. They seem to think they are the best of the best.
 






anonymous said:
Why do those that land jobs at Stryker think they are the cream of the crop? They are sales people. Sales skills are not a specialty. They seem to think they are the best of the best.
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As you get older and wiser, the more and more you should recognize that sales is a very silly profession, filled with con men and hookers.
 






anonymous said:
Why do those that land jobs at Stryker think they are the cream of the crop? They are sales people. Sales skills are not a specialty. They seem to think they are the best of the best.
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Once again, another 'man' that failed to pass the Gallup can't keep his lamentations to himself. Get over it bro, maybe you'll get on with Applied Medical.
 












Anonymous said:
couple of things .So what do you consider big money. Gallop poll is awesome . you either have it or you don't. Hey tough guy , passed gallop , offered job accepted it then walked away. People thought I was crazy best move I ever made . Stryker is great company and great stock . Better to be consistent over long period of time .
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The whole Gallop thing is a joke. I routinely see Stryker positions open in my local area and if the Gallop pole was worth it's salt these positions wouldn't be vacant. Likewise they breach diversity of thought but yet want to a cookie cutter profile. Crazy.
 
























anonymous said:
A lot of trauma openings in the new england area...any particular reason why?
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Because trauma call fucking sucks...you never have time to wear your scubs to a bar and buy drinks for the bitches like a $65K per year baller and you always have to leave the gym before your last set of squats...and by squats, I mean curl...in the squat rack.
 






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