Starting Base Salary + Interview Tips

[anonymous]

Hey everyone! I'm currently interviewing for a sales specialist position at Teva. I don't have any pharma experience, so I know I would be coming in at the bottom. How much is the base salary in this case typically? Recruiter didn't disclose this to me. Also, realistically, how often are you usually having to travel overnight?

Any interview tips (other than "be attractive" lol) that you could provide is much appreciated as well.

 

[anonymous]

Hey everyone! I'm currently interviewing for a sales specialist position at Teva. I don't have any pharma experience, so I know I would be coming in at the bottom. How much is the base salary in this case typically? Recruiter didn't disclose this to me. Also, realistically, how often are you usually having to travel overnight?

Any interview tips (other than "be attractive" lol) that you could provide is much appreciated as well.

Run in the opposite direction as fast as you can. Teva will squeeze the life out of you.

 

[anonymous]

Run in the opposite direction as fast as you can. Teva will squeeze the life out of you.

Teva ruins peoples lives , it’s a pathetic company to work and the only way to get promoted is 1st in line in the orifice of the teva executives

 

[anonymous]

Hey everyone! I'm currently interviewing for a sales specialist position at Teva. I don't have any pharma experience, so I know I would be coming in at the bottom. How much is the base salary in this case typically? Recruiter didn't disclose this to me. Also, realistically, how often are you usually having to travel overnight?

Any interview tips (other than "be attractive" lol) that you could provide is much appreciated as well.

What is your sales/job experience since you graduated college? Odd to say that considering Teva is looking for experience. I’ll play along: you’re fortunate if you get $80-90k with no pharma experience.

 

[anonymous]

Hey everyone! I'm currently interviewing for a sales specialist position at Teva. I don't have any pharma experience, so I know I would be coming in at the bottom. How much is the base salary in this case typically? Recruiter didn't disclose this to me. Also, realistically, how often are you usually having to travel overnight?

Any interview tips (other than "be attractive" lol) that you could provide is much appreciated as well.

$65-70k, $36k bonus and plan, company car. We're hiring zero experience reps to come in and give the company line "we're preferred on formulary xyz" then the competition comes in after you and shit talks about how these new reps are afraid to talk about the science and real reasons why a med should be chosen. It's the Teva way. We're billions and billions of dollars in debt, we're not hiring a talented sales force. Great way to get into pharma as a young inexperienced rep though.

 

[anonymous]

Quit trolling this site. And if you are seriously asking, Teva doesn't hire sales reps without at least 3-5 years of documented pharma experience. Those that were brought on last summer were training interns and that pilot program has ended.

 

[anonymous]

Quit trolling this site. And if you are seriously asking, Teva doesn't hire sales reps without at least 3-5 years of documented pharma experience. Those that were brought on last summer were training interns and that pilot program has ended.

Training interns at the teva executive orifice ?

 

[anonymous]

Quit trolling this site. And if you are seriously asking, Teva doesn't hire sales reps without at least 3-5 years of documented pharma experience. Those that were brought on last summer were training interns and that pilot program has ended.

Wrong! There are several neuro psych reps hired with no experience.

 

[anonymous]

What is your sales/job experience since you graduated college? Odd to say that considering Teva is looking for experience. I’ll play along: you’re fortunate if you get $80-90k with no pharma experience.

Thanks for your response. I have 8 years of B2B sales experience.

 

[anonymous]

Thanks for your response. I have 8 years of B2B sales experience.

DONT WORK AT TEVA. Teva will ruin your life , it’s a sick company

 

[anonymous]

DONT WORK AT TEVA. Teva will ruin your life , it’s a sick company

… and pathetic

 

[anonymous]

I would ask which pharmacy’s are filling products in your territory. Many territories are not getting credit/paid for their work because these mom and pop specialty pharmacies don’t report

 

[anonymous]

Any pharma job is a huge win coming from B2B. Salary prob 80-95. Bonus and car. Ive been at teva a year, its solid. Dont listen to the clowns on here, every company’s page looks like this.

goodluck!

 

[anonymous]

Any pharma job is a huge win coming from B2B. Salary prob 80-95. Bonus and car. Ive been at teva a year, its solid. Dont listen to the clowns on here, every company’s page looks like this.

goodluck!

Oooooooh, a full year! Please enlighten us ‘clowns’ with your deep understanding of Teva’s culture after one whole year. Clown.

 

[anonymous]

Oooooooh, a full year! Please enlighten us ‘clowns’ with your deep understanding of Teva’s culture after one whole year. Clown.

Teva is a clown show

 

[anonymous]

Pack of …..

 

[anonymous]

King Canute

 

[anonymous]

What if anything is Teva doing with a rollout of the generic version of CORCEPT’s Korlym?

 

[anonymous]

What if anything is Teva doing with a rollout of the generic version of CORCEPT’s Korlym?

TEVA is gutting its generics division to have one last Hail Mary with its little R&D products and pipeline - I wouldn’t worry too much about TEVA generics if I was you.