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Like playing chess with a ret**d.It’s ok. Now you know why she walks funny after you see soft serve cups in the trash when you get home.
Like playing chess with a ret**d.It’s ok. Now you know why she walks funny after you see soft serve cups in the trash when you get home.
Like playing chess with a ret**d.
Like playing chess with a ret**d.And yet, here you are loitering around cafe pharma with nothing better to do. Sad, pathetic little loser with no friends and no life
Like playing chess with a ret**d.
Like playing chess with a ret**d.
And yet, here you are loitering around cafe pharma with nothing better to do. Sad, pathetic little loser with no friends and no life
Turn that name tag upside down into a smile.The only way for you two to settle this is an AbbVie sponsored brawl in the parking lot. This is peak company culture on display
Turn that name tag upside down into a smile.
Like playing chess with ret**ds
This guy is comical. Our in house Rainman really loves playing chess.
I do. Plus, I don’t get mistaken as working for and shopping at Macy’s.This guy is comical. Our in house Rainman really loves playing chess.
I do. Plus, I don’t get mistaken as working for and shopping at Macy’s.
I’ve made you chase my laser pointer enough.You all are out of your league. You’re intellectually pretentious while being obtuse. Hence, you became pharma reps. Make sure that you get the precise amount of caramel shots for Erica. Last time she banned you for a month. Good luck!
Wow. God, I hope you're not actually a manager, but knowing the moronic leadership at Abbvie, you probably are.
Andddd I'm sure every rep on your team despises you. If they haven't already all resigned, they're looking.
A DM is literally the most redundant role in pharma. It's like leadership tells you guys to sit around and think of inefficient ways to waste rep's time- i.e. field rides, some kind of new tracker or data spreadsheet, constantly asking for updated routing...i could go on.
You’re adorable. When was your last promotion, rep? And no, a title change to senior or executive rep does not count. You’d be angry if you knew how many raises I’ve received in the last 15 months. Those “redundant” spreadsheets pay well. Especially with a computational finance background with strategy and BD experience. I get it. You tell your friends and family that you’re important to healthcare, but they don’t know that you aren’t allowed to think on your own and that you wear a name tag like a Footlocker associate. Redundancy is asking Sharon for the lunch calendar. Keep reaching and trying to find anything to make a salient point. The fact remains that your job is a joke and you have no discernible skills. Good luck on your pursuit of your District’s Champion Award or your top 25% in Q3’22 resume bullet point.
the question is do we need YOU? you work 10:30-2 on good days. you get a free car to take you to offices that wont see you. And you cater lunches to a couple offices you THINK like seeing you. When your sales are great, you believe its all you. When your sales are poor, you blame the company.
Sorry to surprise you but..... you are a moron
Fair enough. What’s the gross demand from your territory and which entities purchase the most? What’s the effective discount rate, break even, and net? Which access agreements have you negotiated? What assets have the field added to our pipeline? Market Access sells, pharma reps promote. There’s a difference.
Market Access runs circles around the reps. FACTS!!!Everyone bow to the Overlord of revenue, market access. LOL, thanks for the Tier 3 PA, QL, step edit but it’s covered on %93 of all plans. LOL. Welcome to the chat, how is it working 2 days a month? I know it’s tough being so vital to revenue. All you did was make sure Humira was covered favorably. Here’s your rebate that Mr. Abbvie allows on our product, we don’t negotiate unless it’s Humira. So funny to hear from these people, doing gods work.
Market Access runs circles around the reps. FACTS!!!
You had aids before you joinedWorking in market access gave me aids