PDI- I QUIT Board

When you quit/give your 2 week notice, does PDI tell you not to go out in field anymore or do they make you work the 2 weeks?

Some companies tell you not to bother go out in field anymore, but will pay you the 2 weeks. Was not sure where PDI is with this?

Trying to figure out best timing to give my notice!
 






PDI stock is at $1.08 per share. The BI contract goes, we all go. They're hanging by a thread. BTW, you can give two weeks notice, but only get paid for calls made. Or leave now get zero pay!
 












OK, had it. No leadership and answers to questions. I gave my notice today!
Goodbye!

This company makes a solid first impression and then you find out that there is NO communication in this place. You ask questions that you need answered in order to do the job and you get nothing, nada, zip. Dillon is the worst! Never calls. Oh by the way, the money isn't great for a base salary but you figure commission will fill it in. Nope! Commission is impossible to make. Goals are absurd. Don't join this company. You are Better off at target. They don't even reimburse expenses in a timely manner. But don't ask why, because you will get no answer. Run, run, run...don't take any job with this company. It will endup costing you to work at PDI.
 


















Am out of work and have been contacted about the shared team. Can anyone give me some guidance on the pay plan? Recruiter told me it is by the call but did not say how much. Also, how many calls do you tend to get in a month and do they pay expenses? Would be thankful for any guidance.
 






If you need a job and want to work for a CSO, apply at Publicus Touchpoint. They pay well and treat you like a professional. PDI will pay $20 per call, .48 per mile and expect you to work long hours. However, you can only report 29 hours per week. You will make 20-25k/year. I am not being negative, just honest! Best of luck!