Restructuring

[anonymous]

So satisfying to see the “great” oncology sales force getting their just desserts! All The primary care managers and reps that became oncology managers and reps with NO oncology experience now scrambling to apply for positions they looked down their noses on is just too hilarious! It’s so fun to sit back and watch! Best of luck to all of you! Especially you in Indiana and Michigan! Hope all your oncology “experience” helps you!

Wow, you’re a loser!

 

[anonymous]

Hit a nerve huh?

 

[anonymous]

Must have been one of the 96 that posted for the 6 head quarter postings.

 

[anonymous]

Feel free to post for any open vaccine positions but you MUST have vaccine sales experience. Selling vaccines is a whole different ballgame and requires a specific set of selling and account management skills. We will only interview those with vaccine sales experience... HAHAHAHAHA

 

[anonymous]

Carnage has begun today - middle mgrs getting the axe. More tomorrow....

 

[anonymous]

Same ole Merck, another day, another layoff.

 

[anonymous]

Hahahahaha...oncology is not primary care!!! Will Merck ever learn? NO! I’ve been here over 20, same shit different day! If you were let go consider yourself lucky!!

 

[anonymous]

Wow, people still work at this dumpster fire. I came in in 2010 with the new commercial model, guessing that didn’t work. Lol. Woke CEO, in place because of his color, can’t believe Merck is still even profitable.

 

[anonymous]

Keytruda

 

[anonymous]

Wow, people still work at this dumpster fire. I came in in 2010 with the new commercial model, guessing that didn’t work. Lol. Woke CEO, in place because of his color, can’t believe Merck is still even profitable.

Layoffs were really not that bad. At first it was to rid every department of the SP trash. That took a while to filter through. Some of the quit because they actually had to work. I believe r&d, qa, finance, and all the others are done. We will be fine.