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What qualifactions are required for these positions besides breathing and having a pulse ?
What qualifactions are required for these positions besides breathing and having a pulse ?
What qualifactions are required for these positions besides breathing and having a pulse ?
I don't think there are a whole lot of requirements. Hospira recently hired a person in the Southeast who was a victim of the pharmaceutical layoffs. This person barely passed the sales training class and is already known for being the person most likely to be hanging out at the bar.
I don't think there are a whole lot of requirements. Hospira recently hired a person in the Southeast who was a victim of the pharmaceutical layoffs. This person barely passed the sales training class and is already known for being the person most likely to be hanging out at the bar.
Main qualification = Having no soul.
I don't think there are a whole lot of requirements. Hospira recently hired a person in the Southeast who was a victim of the pharmaceutical layoffs. This person barely passed the sales training class and is already known for being the person most likely to be hanging out at the bar.
I am surprised that your company hired a pharma person to work at your company. Don't you sell medical supplies/equipment? Usually medical equipment companies absolutely will not hire pharmaceutical sales people.
The sad thing is that other qualified people applied for this management position and didn't get it. Now they have this guy who is incredibly creepy. I wish they would have made a better more thoughtful choice. He must have really had a good interview because it is obvious that he is not a person who should be working as a manager.
Whatever the reason, settling for the botton of the barrel is wrong. I hear this guy....Randy something, is nothing but an ass-kissing, semi-warm body who is taking the company for a ride. Word is this is just a pit stop before he moves on.....and good riddance. Of course, that opens it up for another outsider. Anyway, the clock is ticking on Precedex and soon it may be over anyway.
I know two of the internal people and they never had a chance. Shame on Hospira.
Whatever the reason, settling for the botton of the barrel is wrong. I hear this guy....Randy something, is nothing but an ass-kissing, semi-warm body who is taking the company for a ride. Word is this is just a pit stop before he moves on.....and good riddance. Of course, that opens it up for another outsider. Anyway, the clock is ticking on Precedex and soon it may be over anyway.
I know two of the internal people and they never had a chance. Shame on Hospira.
I don't think there are a whole lot of requirements. Hospira recently hired a person in the Southeast who was a victim of the pharmaceutical layoffs. This person barely passed the sales training class and is already known for being the person most likely to be hanging out at the bar.
I think we are talking about two different people. I don't believe in naming people on this forum. The original discussion was about a DDS manager in the Southeast.
Patent No. Tradename of Approved Product - PRECEDEX / Original Exp. Date - 15-Jul-08 / Extension Approval - 5 years / Extension Expiration Date - 15-Jul-13
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Is that 2 years away?