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Please elaborate. A lot of companies are very poorly ran and no pipeline. This job is at least attached to a stable company with a decent pipeline. Why do you feel it is so bad? The drug would be the only one with a CSCC indication.

Ever launched an expensive drug with a miscellaneous j code in a very small, predominately medicare patient population? Easy peasy lemon squeezy! Better hope the pipeline delivers by year's end.
 












Please elaborate. A lot of companies are very poorly ran and no pipeline. This job is at least attached to a stable company with a decent pipeline. Why do you feel it is so bad? The drug would be the only one with a CSCC indication.[/QUOTE

Ignore the haters. Great company, and lots of room for improvement in immune therapies. Go for it and good luck.
 


















Unless you get an indication that is different than the other 4, you are dead n the water. Don't waste you time with this. These products will be like aspirin in 3 years. They all work the same.

Indeed, no reason to believe this one will be any better than others and that’s only the first hurdle. Remember this company has no prior experience in oncology, none.
 




































No chance anyone with Oncology experience would go here. If you want to get into this space, very reasonable position. No chance to compete in I/O space. Just too late-too little
 






No chance anyone with Oncology experience would go here. If you want to get into this space, very reasonable position. No chance to compete in I/O space. Just too late-too little

Tell that to the company that developed Eyelea, FDA approved 5 years after Lucentis.

The “better mousetrap” concept really does work.
 






























Yes approval is likely, but commercial success is far from it. Look for 1/3 of the reps to have no sales 9 months into launch. Enjoy sitting in the back of the bus boys and girls, it's going to be a rough ride.