{{{{{{{{{{>>>SAN DIEGO<<<}}}}}}}}}}

Quote
Dear Paul Revere,

Only small severance, if I don't find a job in 2 months I have to stop paying my mortgage. Anyone in a similar situation?? Any ideas to avoid foreclosure? Other then paying mortgage-I already said I can't after 2 months.
My wife and I down sized in 2008, sold our house, paid off all consumer credit, autos, ect. We bought a small house in a nice neighborhood with a small mortgage and put the rest in emergency saving. We were set to save over 40% of total earnings for retirement to insure we would have a good quality of life in retirement. Then, we both got laid off, canned, fired.

In spite of being set to move forward, the housing market and job market tanked. We both took a jobs that paid a tenth of our previous salary. In our mid -forties we could not buy jobs.

Long story short, after a year we depleted every dime we had in savings and had to short sell the house. We had to miss a couple mortgage payments to qualify for a short sale. This ruined the credit score in a matter of days that was near perfect for 20 years.

We eventually sold the house short and lost the 100k we put into one year prior. The bank lost 0.

Do your research and determine what is best for you and your family. Some of my neighbors lived in their homes for over 3 years and never paid a dime and hoarded a ton of cash. They stayed until the sheriff came. They came out way ahead of me. They were smart. Their credit was already ruined and did not care. I was trying to save my credit and down payment so I could get another job. Those that did not give a sh*t won.

I am sorry to say, but unless you are under 35 or have a great resume and contacts the odds of finding a job in 2 months are slim.

America is not the old gray mare she used to be.

I need to know the San Diego hotel please.....l.l..l
 






Anonymous said:
Dear Paul Revere,

Only small severance, if I don't find a job in 2 months I have to stop paying my mortgage. Anyone in a similar situation?? Any ideas to avoid foreclosure? Other then paying mortgage-I already said I can't after 2 months.
My wife and I down sized in 2008, sold our house, paid off all consumer credit, autos, ect. We bought a small house in a nice neighborhood with a small mortgage and put the rest in emergency saving. We were set to save over 40% of total earnings for retirement to insure we would have a good quality of life in retirement. Then, we both got laid off, canned, fired.

In spite of being set to move forward, the housing market and job market tanked. We both took a jobs that paid a tenth of our previous salary. In our mid -forties we could not buy jobs.

Long story short, after a year we depleted every dime we had in savings and had to short sell the house. We had to miss a couple mortgage payments to qualify for a short sale. This ruined the credit score in a matter of days that was near perfect for 20 years.

We eventually sold the house short and lost the 100k we put into one year prior. The bank lost 0.

Do your research and determine what is best for you and your family. Some of my neighbors lived in their homes for over 3 years and never paid a dime and hoarded a ton of cash. They stayed until the sheriff came. They came out way ahead of me. They were smart. Their credit was already ruined and did not care. I was trying to save my credit and down payment so I could get another job. Those that did not give a sh*t won.

I am sorry to say, but unless you are under 35 or have a great resume and contacts the odds of finding a job in 2 months are slim.

America is not the old gray mare she used to be.

I need to know the San Diego hotel please.....l.l..l
Click to expand...


Not sure what's up with this poster - BUT HE'S ON OTHER COMPANY JOB BOARDS - same exact quote, copying and posting; If this is true and you need a job, posting here this is not the way to do it; talk to recruiters! We don't know the hotel yet! Or, the week of the meeting, call the office and ask.
 






..A Paul Revere Signature SCOOP:
.
.
.
.Here is something to discuss with your handlers while we so pleasantly praise our sales leaders.
.
.
.
.It would be very important to farmilize yourselves with a system known in the industry as "Ghost Rider" your handlers are now trained and it's portability is unparalleled. I believe the system is the premier management tool out there. In fact if you have had a recent session with your keeper no doubt your up and running! Expect one offs and early tickets home in the comming weeks.
 






I'm not with IV APAP.. But am a DM at PriCara. Believe it or not at Anderson School of Management at UCLA there is a case study on the absolutely utter mismanagement by AZ upper echelon. More like a cautionary tale for what happens in business when you fuck up! Yep you guys are in the right company. Not!!!
 






Anonymous said:
..A Paul Revere Signature SCOOP:
.
.
.
.Here is something to discuss with your handlers while we so pleasantly praise our sales leaders.
.
.
.
.It would be very important to farmilize yourselves with a system known in the industry as "Ghost Rider" your handlers are now trained and it's portability is unparalleled. I believe the system is the premier management tool out there. In fact if you have had a recent session with your keeper no doubt your up and running! Expect one offs and early tickets home in the comming weeks.
Click to expand...


What is it?
 






Anonymous said:
I'm not with IV APAP.. But am a DM at PriCara. Believe it or not at Anderson School of Management at UCLA there is a case study on the absolutely utter mismanagement by AZ upper echelon. More like a cautionary tale for what happens in business when you fuck up! Yep you guys are in the right company. Not!!!
Click to expand...

What's AZ?
 






can someone explain why we will be out of the field for a whole week? one product, already trained; all day long, day after day after day after day after day; I can only look forward to some solitude away from the hee haw of the group in the evenings.
 






!
!
!
!
!
!
!
No car, poor benefits and worthless stocks are the reasons that PR stays vigilant, even on a Saturday night. Good night to good folk at Cadence. It will all be over soon
 






Anonymous said:
The meeting will still go on, despite this whole situation being a joke. It wont be cancelled.
Click to expand...


Amgen does not want headaches. Again, what does Amgen or anyone else gain by buying. You have to wait and look at the Profit margin that we will report for it's Q4/2011.
The therapy does not generate much profit margin nor there is any other agent in pipeline in order for any company to think about take over. Remember, this is a single market, single indication product. You have to generate a lot of money and decrease your coast of goods, manufacturing and stop giving deep discounts and sale a lot of products to become profitable.

Yet with Mr. Paul Revere pushing all the buttons here now any thing is unlikely.
 












Anonymous said:
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
No car, poor benefits and worthless stocks are the reasons that PR stays vigilant, even on a Saturday night. Good night to good folk at Cadence. It will all be over soon
Click to expand...

Best case scenario, you posted at 12am, likely sceanario you posted at 2am. Another Rockin' Saturday night for PR. Loser was rejected by cadence, yet he points out the benefits he was denied. It is and will be soon over for many of us as we move on to new opportunities in the coming months, but you will still sit in Cafe Pharma all hours of the day and night, everyday posting negative crap about a company that rejected you. Do you really think anyone cares about your weak attempts (or rather contempts) at humor? Taking the risk to come to cadence may not have paid off for the great majority, but at least we were afforded the opprtunity. We'll land on our feet and you'll still continue to be haunted by rejection. You're a loser and while we don't know you personally and don't care about you, it is satisfying to know that you know yourself and you have to live within your own pathetic existence.
 






Anonymous said:
AstraZeneca..Very applicable to Cadence..about the same size, both single product companies, similar product lines, large R & D teams. Makes perfect sense to me.
Click to expand...

How is AstraZeneca similar to Cadence? AZ has been around for a 100 yrs, promoting several products, several divisions, a couple in the pipeline, even with all the layoffs still way bigger, they are global, etc... what are you talking about?
 






Anonymous said:
Best case scenario, you posted at 12am, likely sceanario you posted at 2am. Another Rockin' Saturday night for PR. Loser was rejected by cadence, yet he points out the benefits he was denied. It is and will be soon over for many of us as we move on to new opportunities in the coming months, but you will still sit in Cafe Pharma all hours of the day and night, everyday posting negative crap about a company that rejected you. Do you really think anyone cares about your weak attempts (or rather contempts) at humor? Taking the risk to come to cadence may not have paid off for the great majority, but at least we were afforded the opprtunity. We'll land on our feet and you'll still continue to be haunted by rejection. You're a loser and while we don't know you personally and don't care about you, it is satisfying to know that you know yourself and you have to live within your own pathetic existence.
Click to expand...

Yes. These will eclipse the last blasting, but there will be scorched earth. Sales/marketing will be for all intents and purposes shut down. The highest level restructuring in December was the first move and it will all be phase 1 amd early phase 2 work. The next level of cuts will be announced in the next few months. Most of the existing late phase 2, phase 3 work will be absorbed by OpCo marketers, and many of the current jobs eliminated. Only boy hear safe is PAUL REVERE as he leads the charge into oblivivian and beyond and then some.
 






Anonymous said:
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
No car, poor benefits and worthless stocks are the reasons that PR stays vigilant, even on a Saturday night. Good night to good folk at Cadence. It will all be over soon
Click to expand...

-----------------______ You're a joke and a disgrace to the industry______------------------

Whoa! Were you the one that was "walked out the door?"

1.We agree that they have been pulling some crap over the years.

2.Morale is on the floor for sure.

3.people are fearful of speaking up for fear of jeopardizing their jobs.



..... Well, perhaps they need to clean house at the top:

1. -- get rid of the people who are in leadership positions there
.
2.-- start over

Not that it will make it any better. The pharma industry is ruthless and can be a very back-stabbing environment. The "Peter Principal" is every where -- tons of dysfunctional leadership managers and/or Vice Presidents. A disgrace.
 






Anonymous said:
can someone explain why we will be out of the field for a whole week? one product, already trained; all day long, day after day after day after day after day; I can only look forward to some solitude away from the hee haw of the group in the evenings.
Click to expand...

If San Diego occures:



I've spent many years in biotech/pharma and this will be the worst, most demoralizing NSM I've ever attended. Last month I would have estimated that half the sales force was actively looking to leave after they were paid their 2011 bonus. I think that percentage has now doubled.
 












____________________________a special invitation________________________
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.____________________>>>>>Tuesday Appearence<<<<<____________________
.
.
.
.
.
................................~~~~~~In FULL SCRuB REGALIA~~~~~~......................................
.
.
.
.
.
.
......................[[[[[[[[[[[[before the lunch break main stage]]]]]]]]]]
 






Quote:
Originally Posted by The Prophet
Looks like we will eclipse the 100,000 vial/week mark sometime this spring. When that happens, all of the nay-sayers will most likely start dropping like flies. Lets try to stay positive here. The people who are working hard will be rewarded. Even with all of the challenges, RSL has been pretty fair thus far, and I think there is still a lot of money to be made this year.


....." Mark my words...
"
.
.
.
.
.Famous last words:
.
.
.... "I am not a crook" Richard Nixon 1972
.......
........... "read my lips, no new taxes" George H W Bush 1992
..............
................"issue the abandon ship order" Capt. R. Smith HMS Titanic 1918
..................
....................."opportunity of a lifetime" my first interview here 2011
.
.
.
.yea I vote for Paul Revere
 






There is no prison cell dark enough for these corporate crooks. It is just as evil to sell abroad as it is here in the US. If there is any justice left in this corporate controlled country, something must be done to these people.
 






Anonymous said:
There is no prison cell dark enough for these corporate crooks. It is just as evil to sell abroad as it is here in the US. If there is any justice left in this corporate controlled country, something must be done to these people.
Click to expand...

I'm guessing this troubling, unstable posting is on the threads of multiple companies. During the week do you live in a tent in the financial district of the city in which you reside?
 






Top Bottom
Back
Quote