Oncology Business Unit Predictions

[Anonymous]

3 of the current managers will be gone in 6 months or less
JB will gone in 1 year or less
Idelalisib will never break 250 Million in sales

 

[Anonymous]

Trivago spokesperson look alike and about as trust worthy, your warning!

 

[Anonymous]

Can't just hire your friends and in oncology its all Genentech flunkies. Same thing happened at Pharmacyclics and Seattle Genetics and look at what clusters those are. Managers that don't get you need to actually hire the people that are qualified and have a variety of companies in the mix are just plain stupid. This has been the demise of other companies. Good ole boys club here too. Pass on this one.

 

[Anonymous]

TRUE!!

 

[Anonymous]

Cutbacks in first year. Ibrutinib will dominate CLL market. Management shuffle as none of them know what they are doing in launching a new division.

 

[Anonymous]

RD on west coast hired previous oncology experienced friends of his new RD teamates! That's not a recipe for disaster?

 

[Anonymous]

The three Johns will hire a bunch of expensive oncology talent, the product will either be delayed or will be slow getting out of the gate and we'll experience Ranexa/Letairis part two.

 

[Anonymous]

If the interview and hiring process are any indication of how this division will be run, I'll give it one year until the restructuring, that's if drug approval doesn't get delayed.

 

[Anonymous]

So true. Messed up priorities. Making business decisions on subjective factors. Don't dare give any push back! You will be penalized.

 

[Anonymous]

If the interview and hiring process are any indication of how this division will be run, I'll give it one year until the restructuring, that's if drug approval doesn't get delayed.

I'm starting to hear rumblings that the FDA might be giving pushback on some of the data. If there is a 3 or 6 month delay, what does that mean for us?

 

[Anonymous]

I'm starting to hear rumblings that the FDA might be giving pushback on some of the data. If there is a 3 or 6 month delay, what does that mean for us?

It means 3 or 6 month delay moron.

 

[Anonymous]

I'm starting to hear rumblings that the FDA might be giving pushback on some of the data. If there is a 3 or 6 month delay, what does that mean for us?

us? ha! nice try

 

[Anonymous]

It means 3 or 6 month delay moron.

I think it"s an appropriate question. Three months isn't that bad, six or longer could be a problem. I've heard of sales forces being furloughed in such situations.