No. It's not that bad. It's actually kind of easy. Not the highest pay, but great quality of life.
fagstock...too funny. If you think the rx force is low rent, you should see the retail sales team and their leadership team. Every one from top to bottom. We will be at national meeting this week and the management will look out into the audience and tell them they are the premier sales organization in the country. When I stand a that same podium and look into the crowd, I am embarassed at what I see.
No. It's not that bad. It's actually kind of easy. Not the highest pay, but great quality of life.
I'm glad that you find this environment allows you a "great quality of life". It shows me how low your standards are compared to the majority.
This place makes me sick these days. 90% of my training class has moved on or been fired, and we started less than 3 years ago!
When's the last time you actually worked 40 hrs? It's been a long time for me. Like I said, great quality of life.
I quit working 40 hours per week a long time ago, because I worked my hump off and was criticized and micromanaged over every little thing. Nothing was good enough, even when I made bonus and exceeded their goals. Now I just don't care, but it hardly constitutes a "high quality of life". Oh, and everyone on our team is still treated like garbage, whether you work hard or not. GREAT management model.
Then why do you stay?
No. It's not that bad. It's actually kind of easy. Not the highest pay, but great quality of life.
Are retail reps scummier then vet reps?
Are retail reps scummier then vet reps?
Are retail reps scummier then vet reps?
Yes. Retail reps are dipshits and vet reps are slightly upgraded dipshits.
Because I'm a loser and the only job I qualify for is a prostitute or an oil change manager at Jiffy Lube.
how about a key account manager position? I saw one posted and I'm thinking of applying. I work for one of the big manufacturers and got shit on in my review.. incredibly pissed about it.
I would think its a far less competitive environment with only one major competitor. There are new flea and tick products coming to market everyday, and lets just say my current company may not have the best of reputations in the industry.
does a key account position offer anything different then a typical vet field rep?
Same exact experience for me this year...unbelievable.....oh, well, I am taking a long vacation this year...till december 31st!
