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Whats base and plan bonus like?
What is the company car allowance?
How many vacation days and sick days ?
Whats the culture like ?
What kind of RX and health care plan ?
Is there profit sharing and whats the match and vest time ?
Thanks in advance
 












anonymous said:
Whats base and plan bonus like?
What is the company car allowance?
How many vacation days and sick days ?
Whats the culture like ?
What kind of RX and health care plan ?
Is there profit sharing and whats the match and vest time ?
Thanks in advance
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If you’re not aware of this information at this stage, clearly you’re not being considered.
 
























anonymous said:
I’ll keep telling you. I’m not suggesting they didn’t go above $110K, but I highly doubt they would give it to more than a VERY small amount of individuals. And if what you are suggesting is true, who was part of your final interview?
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Why would I disclose that? It is what is, whether it was a small pocket of individuals or not. I received the same original message if that gives you any comfort.
 












Can any "Recovery Specialists" tell me how your drug is different or better than generic Clonidine? We all know it will be a premium priced, branded product but it looks like a me too drug, only difference is you have an FDA approved indication. Indications don't mean much to Psychiatrists, emoji joe:confused::confused::confused::confused::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:o_Oo_Oo_Oo_Oo_O:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
 












anonymous said:
Can any "Recovery Specialists" tell me how your drug is different or better than generic Clonidine? We all know it will be a premium priced, branded product but it looks like a me too drug, only difference is you have an FDA approved indication. Indications don't mean much to Psychiatrists, emoji joe:confused::confused::confused::confused::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:o_Oo_Oo_Oo_Oo_O:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
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Don't worry about it, you didn't get the job. Move on.
 






anonymous said:
Can any "Recovery Specialists" tell me how your drug is different or better than generic Clonidine? We all know it will be a premium priced, branded product but it looks like a me too drug, only difference is you have an FDA approved indication. Indications don't mean much to Psychiatrists, emoji joe:confused::confused::confused::confused::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:o_Oo_Oo_Oo_Oo_O:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
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I can tell you is that there are 24 clinical studies, 16 pharmacology studies, and 4 clinical studies in the US. The side effect profile is important to understand.

Your question merely shows that you’ve done zero research, have concerns as to product marketing/positioning, and believe it is a replacement for other products. Trust me, we’re not going to be focusing on where many people who have addiction experience think, so...don’t worry! And, if you interviewed for a position and didn’t get it, I can completely understand why. Happy now?
 






how many vs Clonipine? zero, so go ahead and sell an expensive, branded version and tell the docs look at all these studies and how safe we are, that's why we are priced 3to5 times more than the generic you have been using for the last 25 years. look at the AD market, generics are written 9 out of 10 times despite their being many branded products available. I was contacted for interview but I will stay selling Subsolv, don't want to be a part of another failed drug launch of a "me too" product, good luck out there.
 












it will be fun watching you execute a failed launch of an old, cheap drug. I will get 10 scripts of Subsolv for every 1 of your me too drug. you go "recovery specialist" and make sure you educate everyone on addiction:D
 












anonymous said:
how many vs Clonipine? zero, so go ahead and sell an expensive, branded version and tell the docs look at all these studies and how safe we are, that's why we are priced 3to5 times more than the generic you have been using for the last 25 years. look at the AD market, generics are written 9 out of 10 times despite their being many branded products available. I was contacted for interview but I will stay selling Subsolv, don't want to be a part of another failed drug launch of a "me too" product, good luck out there.
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Clonipine or clonidine? Looks like you need to brush up on your pharmacology.
I don’t think they are trying to sedate anyone
 












anonymous said:
how many vs Clonipine? zero, so go ahead and sell an expensive, branded version and tell the docs look at all these studies and how safe we are, that's why we are priced 3to5 times more than the generic you have been using for the last 25 years. look at the AD market, generics are written 9 out of 10 times despite their being many branded products available. I was contacted for interview but I will stay selling Subsolv, don't want to be a part of another failed drug launch of a "me too" product, good luck out there.
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Wrong! There are studies comparing the two. And, being that you passionately hold on to the belief that this product is a “me too” product, yet fail to recognize that Zubsolv is also a “me too” product, demonstrates that you are probably NOT a rep (not to mention, you misspelled your own product Subsolv, as well as listed Chlonipine, which isn’t even a product, because the correct is spelling is Klonopin, which is a benzo), or if you are an actual rep, given the facts I stated, would certainly explain why YOU experienced a failed launch! LOL! Know your shit, before you try to give input to those who actually do! You are nothing more than someone who either didn’t get a job, or an addict who is scared shitless that your doctor will stop prescribing your “Subsolv” and switch you to Lofexidine! So, being that I’m pretty certain you are the latter, no worries, as YOU ARE DEFINITELY NOT THE PATIENT TYPE WE ARE WANTING TO HELP! In other words, your doctor will let you keep your “Subsolv”. LOL! P.S. Next time you take your medication, read the label, so you know how to spell it!
 






anonymous said:
it will be fun watching you execute a failed launch of an old, cheap drug. I will get 10 scripts of Subsolv for every 1 of your me too drug. you go "recovery specialist" and make sure you educate everyone on addiction:D
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Look dipshit, I’ll post my response for you here too.

Being that you passionately hold on to the belief that our product is a “me too” product, yet fail to recognize that Zubsolv is also a “me too” product, demonstrates that you are probably NOT a rep (not to mention, you misspelled your own product Subsolv, as well as listed Chlonipine, which isn’t even a product, because the correct is spelling is Klonopin, which is a benzo), or if you are an actual rep, given the facts I stated, would certainly explain why YOU experienced a failed launch! LOL! Know your shit, before you try to give input to those who actually do! You are nothing more than someone who either didn’t get a job, or an addict who is scared shitless that your doctor will stop prescribing your “Subsolv” and switch you to Lofexidine! So, being that I’m pretty certain you are the latter, no worries, as YOU ARE DEFINITELY NOT THE PATIENT TYPE WE ARE WANTING TO HELP! In other words, your doctor will let you keep your “Subsolv”.

P.S. Next time you take your medication, read the label, so you know how to spell it!
P.S.S. I think you meant to say, for every 1 script we get, you will SWALLOW 10 of your “Subsolv” tablets from your prescription bottle. (Tip: That would be a great time to read the prescription label, as you will notice that it is actually Zubsolv)!
 






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