Neuro

[anonymous]

When and where is your interview we thought all the interviews were done last week , Seems like they’re going to take a mix of experienced reps and new reps.

Some have said here that rep interviwes will continue the week of 8/20 too. Is this for reps or DMs?

 

[anonymous]

They are continuing rep interviews this week

 

[anonymous]

What's the base salary range for experienced reps??

 

[anonymous]

What's the base salary range for experienced reps??

We have no clue, thats the biggest problem here, some people have posted no way they go
above a base of 110,000.
A base of 120K + seems impossible to get with these primary care positions.,
Some people at my interview had 0 pharma sales experience, i went to one
of the cattle call interview locations last week.

 

[anonymous]

Amgen will not get pounced. Amgen has solidified their place. We're going to have the same problems here they had. There's enough demand out there. Lilly luanches terribly and the drug has more cv problems working on the ligand and not just blocking the specific cgrp receptor. We are going to get killed. and pcp aren't going to write. it's going to be hard

I agree. Amgen will NOT get pounced!

 

[anonymous]

Got an auto generated rejection email this morning. Good luck to those still waiting.

 

[anonymous]

What do you need to know on the drug and company for interview?

 

[anonymous]

what is the medication?

 

[anonymous]

How do we know if not hired? Do we hear from Lily or the recruiter??
I interviewed in Balt last week.

 

[anonymous]

Got an auto generated rejection email this morning. Good luck to those still waiting.

What location did you interview at ?

 

[anonymous]

What location did you interview at ?

My interview was Also in Baltimore. Did anyone else get an auto generated rejection email? The email had the city and reference number I applied for. Email was fr Lily.

 

[anonymous]

What do you need to know on the drug and company for interview?

Someone told me the newer u r to pharma the better I don't think they seasoned reps

 

[anonymous]

Someone told me the newer u r to pharma the better I don't think they seasoned reps

Webster's defines SEASONED REP as "Someone who has grown old in an entry-level job"

 

[anonymous]

Dog

 

[anonymous]

They really should hire seasoned reps because launching a new medication to primary care is very difficult. Especially, a newer class of drugs

 

[anonymous]

Is there a second interview the same day? Or is it just a one and done?

 

[anonymous]

Is there a second interview the same day? Or is it just a one and done?

One and done. It’s a panel. So 2-3 people interviewing for about an hour. Done.

 

[anonymous]

how many people where interviewing for one territory in Baltimore? I heard 4

 

[anonymous]

I haven’t heard a thing from anyone but Wasn’t impressed w panel of two. I have more experience than them. Interview too scripted they want robots not real human interaction or discussions. Good luck w that.

I’m not interested since one of the panels confirmed it’s 95% Primary care. She said only a couple specialty offices in my territory. I’m in speciality now n the recruiter told me it was 50/50 pc n neuro.

No thanks call me when there’s an opening for strictly Neuro thanks

 

[anonymous]

i interviewed in Baltimore last Tuesday
for a position in (I’m just going to say west of Ohio but not real far west) anyway,
I have not heard back from anyone,
No offer or no rejection call or rejection
email, by the way, I would consider myself
a very seasoned rep an am currently making a very high base salary, so we will see ?