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The division must of turned over 3 times in the last year based on this long thread!!!
Good riddance. Pain in the ass. Old guard Myogen.
This has to be one of the three knuckleheads that destroyed any chance Ambrisentan had. All the Myogen folks are laughing all the way to the bank.
UH HUH!! GO SELL THAT INJECTABLE ASPIRIN AND LEAVE US MILLIONAIRES ALONE!!!
Good riddance..
Tim, Justin, et al: shouldn't you be practicing your backpedaling for the NSM? You know about that awesome label change we aren't getting anytime soon?
Tony Orr gone too
Scott can we have another town hall meeting at the upcoming sales meeting where you sit in a directors chair and have a candid exchange with the salesforce that hates you? We can probably hold it in a telephone booth.
Long gone and much wealthier for it. Got out while the stock was still rolling, even cault the last 2 for 1 split, but for you to say you are millionaires is funny. Unless you sold at 50 my friend you are no where near it. Hell, nobody on the PAH side has been there long enough to have seen the glory days. The market has finally seen thru the facade and has put the rise to a halt. Let's look at it this way, old HIV drugs that are getting generic challenges, and the PAH division which just in turn over costs must be bleeding the rest of the company dry. Then you will have the fines, and or CIA that may be slapped on this company because of the CVT debacle and the ridiculous goals set on the PAH marketplace which has led to,... well some questionable actions. Need I go on,...I'm just amazed that the same leadership has been allowed to continue to drive this once great company down. What could SB possibly have on John that he can keep his job in the middle of one of the worst run divisions in any company. SB should write the book on churn and burn, When will the KOL's finally stop taking the money and do whats right for the patients. Are they still magically finding more PAH patients in Atlanta and Ca then any where else in the world on a monthly basis?
Where did Tony go?
Why is that female rep in Denver so mean? she always mad about something.
Let me guess, you were in honors English?
If you are speaking of J.D. in Colorado, you need to pull up your diaper, grab your blanket and listen for a minute. Can any of you imagine a time 5-10 yrs. ago when honesty, integrity and hard work were respected, valued, financially appreciated? She used to work for a company like that years ago, before you ever heard of the name Gilead. She worked hard in the other division of Gilead. And then transferred into this fiasco called the CP division. She met great individuals like the PH physicians, the PH nurse educators, and the amazing courageous PH patients themselves. She also met the 40 old PH guard of territory sales managers, who truly were focused on the valuable clinical service and care of patients vs. enrollments and bonuses. She couldn't wait to go out and assist them, working 10-14 hours a day as most of us had done in 2007. We were honored to be mentored by L Ruben, M. McGoon, V. McLaughlin, etc. Then quickly things changed. Gilead hired most of the right people (I.S./T.S.) for the PH division back then. But they made great mistakes in hiring many of the Regional Busn Directors and up. Almost 100% of RBD's lacked any PH/Cardio/Pulm experience, and had no rapport with key PH Center's of Excellence. Most RBD's truly didn't care about PH patients, which reflected even in how they treated their own reps. Then they added in people such as S.B., D.W., J.G., A.C. - all takers. All self serving. All focused on themselves. Poor communicators. Not trustworthy. There was a severe lack of honest communication, integrity, and character. And soon goals of making patients our first priority, became "enrollments". Soon an important personal discussion with a key national KOL, was trumped by Tango documentation, Concur paperwork, and LEAP. Disrespect and dishonesty wasn't castrated, it was allowed, then encouraged and finally rewarded. Through it al eyes were closed