Neurology Executive Leadership. What a joke

[anonymous]

This division is run by assclowns who are too dumb to understand the industry or the market. So sad to see great people be managed down by unintelligent, primary care managers who are getting crapped on by the “upper” management. How many territories have they white spaced? They aren’t backfilling any positions, people are making lateral transfers to oncology and our budgets are non existent and Kristy wants us to ignore this because patients need fycompa. I wonder if we will get laid off before or after the holidays.

The problem starts with CEO Naito and Ivan. The only people who survive in upper management are the ones who dont think and say yes to everything those two want

 

[anonymous]

The problem starts with CEO Naito and Ivan. The only people who survive in upper management are the ones who dont think and say yes to everything those two want

Is that the Ivan who’s Naito’s son-in-law? Nothing beats the MBD (marry the boss’ daughter) degree.

 

[anonymous]

There are plenty of check the box drones here.

 

[anonymous]

Alex Scott did the dude.

 

[anonymous]

4:17pm, ……and, now we’re laid off. Great.

 

[anonymous]

Serious responses please. Does anyone know who is hiring right now? I don’t know if I want to interview for Catalyst

 

[anonymous]

Serious responses please. Does anyone know who is hiring right now? I don’t know if I want to interview for Catalyst

Go to a job board, dumbass.

 

[anonymous]

Go to a job board, dumbass.

and this is why eisai is joke. Thanks for the help. I’ll look for you to greet me at Walmart in April.

 

[anonymous]

and this is why eisai is joke. Thanks for the help. I’ll look for you to greet me at Walmart in April.

You shop at Walmart. You’re the joke.

 

[anonymous]

Eisai is the short school bus of the pharmaceutical industry. Always has been. It’s a punchline.

 

[anonymous]

Eisai is the short school bus of the pharmaceutical industry. Always has been. It’s a punchline.

Short bus to Walmart

 

[anonymous]

Shame on Eisai. Some responsibility falls on the reps that didn’t see this coming ahead of time, but sorry for everyone nonetheless. They clearly don’t care this is just one more reminder, especially after forcing most of us to get the jab, then letting Fycompa go not very long after.

 

[anonymous]

You’re still whining about the vaccine? Are you dumb? Every company is going to require it so get over yourself. T you are too stupid to get a job anywhere else

 

[anonymous]

You’re still whining about the vaccine? Are you dumb? Every company is going to require it so get over yourself. T you are too stupid to get a job anywhere else

Enjoy your myocarditis.

 

[anonymous]

Enjoy your myocarditis.

Be that as it may, the poster’s point was valid. If you want to work in this industry, you have to have the Covid vaccine. Sorry.

 

[anonymous]

Sadly that’s not true, other companies are way more reasonable about exemptions and willing to make concessions for the right talent. Bottom line is Eisai is in for a rude awakening and deserves what’s coming to them.

 

[anonymous]

Sadly that’s not true, other companies are way more reasonable about exemptions and willing to make concessions for the right talent. Bottom line is Eisai is in for a rude awakening and deserves what’s coming to them.

Exactly why I left. Wasn’t even asked about this nonsense when interviewing elsewhere.

 

[anonymous]

Sadly that’s not true, other companies are way more reasonable about exemptions and willing to make concessions for the right talent. Bottom line is Eisai is in for a rude awakening and deserves what’s coming to them.

“sadly”? Willing to make concessions for the right talent? What’s the problem here? Holding out for the right talent and taking people who weren’t risks to patients with underlying conditions and that’s sad? Sad for you

 

[anonymous]

“sadly”? Willing to make concessions for the right talent? What’s the problem here? Holding out for the right talent and taking people who weren’t risks to patients with underlying conditions and that’s sad? Sad for you

The only people with underlying conditions now, sadly, are the ones from heart conditions from the thing we can’t talk about.

 

[anonymous]

“sadly”? Willing to make concessions for the right talent? What’s the problem here? Holding out for the right talent and taking people who weren’t risks to patients with underlying conditions and that’s sad? Sad for you

Sadly, the CDC is finally investigating why people are stroking out from taking the thing. You want to concession that?