Looks like our new folks are catching on to the real RB. These "managers" and their best buddy reps are all a bunch of talk-show trash. Lowlife, stupid, insecure and inept are the key terms we are dealing with. Just look at them. Whoever mentioned the "missing link tribe" hit the mark, dead on. Many of these people have been fired from other companies or could never be promoted to management with professionals. Random drug testing alone would disqualify many (yes, Xanax and Valium are terrible too - you know who you are).
For those with sales experience, stay quiet, calm and look for something else. You have tons of people who have been in your shoes and trust me, in the end the joke is always on these morons, because they KNOW you are better/smarter than them, that you don't need to gossip and backstab to stay employed, and that you will leave them in your dust.
They know nothing about passion, other than their extramarital activities with coworkers (that they passionately try to hide and cover, though the entire company knows), and the continuous drone of "negativity" is pure projection of their own guilt and sin. Real managers and companies don't have to talk about that shit on a nationwide basis, they simply deal with the individual. They are insulting your intelligence by implying that at least 70+ individuals who have left were all "negative". Funny how many of them were highly respected until the day they left or were mysteriously fired. With the exception of a few, they all confronted the bullshit in their regions on some level, so here's your new understanding of "negative" in RB, special needs terms.
The more it continues, the more people outside of the company find out and their reputation is already at the bottom of the shitter. The term "at will" has been grossly abused by small-minded pharma rejects/wannabees who are getting even with the world of highly competent, intelligent sales professionals. They probably break chairs over eachother's heads up in the Richmond office, just before the daily viewing of Howard Stern.
Oh well, what can you do? They're just trying to make a buck, what's the harm?