So what now/Merck

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Anonymous said:
Look, I am working for Merck on the business valuation of EPB. We will need sales data through June. We are using Dulera weeklies but it involves much more.
Valuing a business requires more than number crunching, it takes knowledge of finance as it applies to business, a detailed understanding of tax code law and insight into operational nuances.
So why don't you all just do your job and let us do ours. We will give our findings and we won't even know what the decision will be till right before they announce it. So stop all the blowhard BS.
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1st post I am actually thinking makes sense
 












1. Dig hole. 2. Get in. 3. Roll around in the dirt. 4. Stop and ask yourself if you are getting comfortable with it? 5. If no, continue to roll around until you can anwser yes. 6. Now you will know where this contract, industry and job are headed.
 


















Anonymous said:
now that we are going to a 6 month call cycle has anyone heard what this will do to our bonus? sounds like a pay cut if they keep it at the same scale.
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Bonus is base on % of salary and ranking. Funded same as last year but instead of three payouts there only two payouts. So. I made $6,600 in three payouts of @2,200 last year.
This year I would get two $3,300 payouts. Our DM went over it on recent webex
 




































I was on the Schering contract which was signed for an extension in January. We found out in April that it was going down (just after being extended) and we were closed out by June 1st. This is just an FYI on how quickly contracts can go down. Market shares, Allergy season, etc... doesn't matter.
 


















Anonymous said:
I was on the Schering contract which was signed for an extension in January. We found out in April that it was going down (just after being extended) and we were closed out by June 1st. This is just an FYI on how quickly contracts can go down. Market shares, Allergy season, etc... doesn't matter.
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Schering was bought by Merck that is why standard procedure was not followed. YES absolutely anything can happen.... but the Client company must pay fines if they do not live up to the contract. So if the client has a good reason to pay fines they will pay them, but standard procedure is to end when agreed.
 






Anonymous said:
Schering was bought by Merck that is why standard procedure was not followed. YES absolutely anything can happen.... but the Client company must pay fines if they do not live up to the contract. So if the client has a good reason to pay fines they will pay them, but standard procedure is to end when agreed.
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This makes more fucking sense that all of the previous fucking garbage posts.
 
























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