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[Anonymous]

The company beats estimates by a nice margin, yet the stock crashes.

This is a showing of how little confidence the market has in QCOR. A small side story of expanded investigations shouldn't have such a large effect on the stock price, but it did.

The market has no confidence in the company, it's business practices, upper management, and managements knowledge of the markets it works within.

It's time to replace weak upper management with others who understand the market. The thought of these dunces managing the business through the coming changes in healthcare is frightening.

 

[Anonymous]

Time to put them on a PIP.

That seems to be their mantra for anyone else not living up to their own unrealistic expectations.

 

[Anonymous]

Time to put them on a PIP.

That seems to be their mantra for anyone else not living up to their own unrealistic expectations.

No... only low level sales reps are put on PIP's. Managers? Nope. Reimbursement? Double nope. KOL team? Hell nope! Home office/Marketing etc.. Definitely nope! None of these people drive any revenue and yet they are never on the hook. Sales reps bust their humps and, oops! You dropped off 2 rx's this year. Ba bye!!

 

[Anonymous]

No... only low level sales reps are put on PIP's. Managers? Nope. Reimbursement? Double nope. KOL team? Hell nope! Home office/Marketing etc.. Definitely nope! None of these people drive any revenue and yet they are never on the hook. Sales reps bust their humps and, oops! You dropped off 2 rx's this year. Ba bye!!

How would you know who gets put on a PIP? Those things are usually kept very quiet unless the PIP'ed person blabs about it.