LabCorp better than Quest?

[Anonymous]

So I am in the final stages of interviews for both companies, which one is better?

This sales position is located in the Central area of the US, it's a new sales role only.

 

[Anonymous]

So I am in the final stages of interviews for both companies, which one is better?

This sales position is located in the Central area of the US, it's a new sales role only.

What do you mean by "it's a new sales role only"

 

[Anonymous]

So I am in the final stages of interviews for both companies, QUOTE]

Of course you are ...

 

[Anonymous]

Worked for both companies as many of us had, and they are essentially SOS, but different stinky piles

 

[Anonymous]

Worked for both companies as many of us had, and they are essentially SOS, but different stinky piles

Translation: BOTH SUCK!

 

[anonymous]

I do agree with this statement. It really is true

 

[anonymous]

Well it's hard to say for sure, but here in Florida, LabCorp making haste to pick up Quest's top talent so there must be something greener about that grass.

 

[anonymous]

Well it's hard to say for sure, but here in Florida, LabCorp making haste to pick up Quest's top talent so there must be something greener about that grass.

There’s less silly reports at LCA by far. Reps at Quest have more control at directing commission. No matter what you do or don’t do, the LCA commission plan is a joke. Outside factors drive about 95% of what your territory numbers end up at. Not any fun if you are a true Sales person. Both suck in some many ways. The grass is greener at small regional labs. Ya gotta have balls to jump off the mother ship.