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Relax. They're still making decisions. Spoke with my recruiter today and he said they haven't heard back on all openings yet. They are still in the process of setting territory boundaries. They want to have those done before extending offers.
 


















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at this point, i'm putting it behind me. they says 7 to 10 days and it has been 12. i must assume i'm out and they'll let me know whenever or never. i have received 'dear john' letters 6 months after the fact,
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Some companies never bother to contact you (Genentech) if you interview but aren't selected. I guess it's not clear what's going on...so 'benefit of the doubt' and all that.
 






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Some companies never bother to contact you (Genentech) if you interview but aren't selected. I guess it's not clear what's going on...so 'benefit of the doubt' and all that.
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It's a total disgrace how they have treated quintiles representatives- business reviews presentations- 4 hours - then 2 hours of interviews
And then not to get the same respect we have them to prepare business reviews with all our top doctors...etc
Just saying
Best of luck to all that have gotten offers !!!
 












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Some companies never bother to contact you (Genentech) if you interview but aren't selected. I guess it's not clear what's going on...so 'benefit of the doubt' and all that.
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i understand. when did it become ok for companies to treat candidates, potential employees, like a disposable commodity?
maybe it was around the time "personnel" evolved into "human resources" and then just "hr".
recruiters are anonymous mercenaries, so i understand their unprofessionalism… it is bad upbringing and laziness. i do not understand that attitude from companies with progressive-sounding mission statements. corporate bull$#it… an oxymoron.
 










































Looks like about 50% of Q reps were hired. If you haven't heard yet, your chances of joining the DEPO team look slim.

Who will be happier in 6 months or a year, those who joined DEPO or those who didn't? I think that's a valid question, given how everything looked these last couple weeks. SNAFU is a reasonable description (look up what that acronym actually means....)

So, in all, was what people were told by Fred T., JP B., and other managers these past three months true? I'd say no. Depomed's managers did not appear to value prior Nucynta experience much. In fact, it might be accurate to say that prior history on the brand was a negative to be overcome. Outsiders looked more attractive, on the whole.

It will be interesting to see how all this goes, the rest of the year and beyond. The company's common stock price was in an exponential 3.5 year rally that seems to be over. If it is, it's going to be rough sledding in coming months.
 






























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