One less crap Manager now

[anonymous]

Cya Lloyd. Lets just hope they don't put your little boyfriend Harry (C) in next. Dumb and dumber for sure.

 

[anonymous]

Cya Lloyd. Lets just hope they don't put your little boyfriend Harry (C) in next. Dumb and dumber for sure.

Karma came back to bite you didn't RS? About time DD saw your true colors and did something about it. Always talking behind everyone's back like the two faced snake in the grass you are. Shame on you for what you did to PTX! At least cooper was able to hold it together throughout the years running the salesforce. You couldn't turn a stone or your 'rock' if you tried, or show a profit for ANY single quarter while you were in the drivers seat. Best decision ever by DD and TN. You'll be known in Pharma as the senior VP that took PTX from $12 to .88 and almost Bankrupting us. I leave you with this from all of us in the South that worked our asses off to make this company grow while you pushed your fancy pen in your leather chair:
http://youtu.be/i0BTdo6qGwo

PS enjoy your 300,000 shares at $9 strike price that you couldn't make happen.

 

[anonymous]

Karma came back to bite you didn't RS? About time DD saw your true colors and did something about it. Always talking behind everyone's back like the two faced snake in the grass you are. Shame on you for what you did to PTX! At least cooper was able to hold it together throughout the years running the salesforce. You couldn't turn a stone or your 'rock' if you tried, or show a profit for ANY single quarter while you were in the drivers seat. Best decision ever by DD and TN. You'll be known in Pharma as the senior VP that took PTX from $12 to .88 and almost Bankrupting us. I leave you with this from all of us in the South that worked our asses off to make this company grow while you pushed your fancy pen in your leather chair:
http://youtu.be/i0BTdo6qGwo

PS enjoy your 300,000 shares at $9 strike price that you couldn't make happen.

I've been on vacation, so I am out of the loop, what's up with RS?

 

[anonymous]

I've been on vacation, so I am out of the loop, what's up with RS?

He "quit"

 

[anonymous]

Amen to whoever posted that. DD trusted RS initially and RS ran PTX into the ground. Now DD is left to pick up the pieces the little leprechaun left behind. He ruined the culture, the morale and the one thing that made PTX thrive before, passion. RS's ego blinded him to what truly matters to a SALES company, sales reps. He brought all his cronies from Merck to suck up huge salaries while taking money out of reps pockets. I am glad I left when I did. I feel sorry for all the people who are still there. Good luck PTX. You have a long road ahead of you.

 

[anonymous]

Amen to whoever posted that. DD trusted RS initially and RS ran PTX into the ground. Now DD is left to pick up the pieces the little leprechaun left behind. He ruined the culture, the morale and the one thing that made PTX thrive before, passion. RS's ego blinded him to what truly matters to a SALES company, sales reps. He brought all his cronies from Merck to suck up huge salaries while taking money out of reps pockets. I am glad I left when I did. I feel sorry for all the people who are still there. Good luck PTX. You have a long road ahead of you.

it's no wonder the stock is on the move now!

 

[anonymous]

Amen to whoever posted that. DD trusted RS initially and RS ran PTX into the ground. Now DD is left to pick up the pieces the little leprechaun left behind. He ruined the culture, the morale and the one thing that made PTX thrive before, passion. RS's ego blinded him to what truly matters to a SALES company, sales reps. He brought all his cronies from Merck to suck up huge salaries while taking money out of reps pockets. I am glad I left when I did. I feel sorry for all the people who are still there. Good luck PTX. You have a long road ahead of you.

 

[anonymous]

Cya Lloyd. Lets just hope they don't put your little boyfriend Harry (C) in next. Dumb and dumber for sure.

 

[anonymous]

He didn't "quit". He quit. And it wasnt about the commute.

 

[anonymous]

He didn't "quit". He quit. And it wasnt about the commute.

then enlighten us

 

[anonymous]

He didn't "quit". He quit. And it wasnt about the commute.

I thought he was forced out because sales kept missing expectations? At least that's what my manager said. Was it for something other than for poor performance?

 

[anonymous]

Wasn't forced out by any stretch. They wanted him to stay in the WORST WAY

 

[anonymous]

Wasn't forced out by any stretch. They wanted him to stay in the WORST WAY

Nobody will ever know. Time to move on

 

[anonymous]

it's no wonder the stock is on the move now!

Uh, look again

 

[anonymous]

now that he's gone there are exactly zero execs at ptx above the rank of VP that know anything about runnining a commercial pharma company. And no, running a generics company does not count.

 

[anonymous]

Wasn't forced out by any stretch. They wanted him to stay in the WORST WAY

Someone doesnt just quit to go work in operations for a contract sales organization. RS took the first hit. There has to be more. Personally i liked the guy, but he was as blind as they come.

 

[anonymous]

Right genius...he got fired and magically had a gig as COO at the CSO 2 weeks later.

 

[anonymous]

Right genius...he got fired and magically had a gig as COO at the CSO 2 weeks later.

You know sometimes you can be given the courtesy to find another job within a few months genius

 

[anonymous]

Right genius...he got fired and magically had a gig as COO at the CSO 2 weeks later.

I don't think he went to work at the CSO. That seems like it was a made up excuse to me to save face.

 

[anonymous]

now that he's gone there are exactly zero execs at ptx above the rank of VP that know anything about runnining a commercial pharma company. And no, running a generics company does not count.