Pfizer has an ad in the Super Bowl today, planned for the third quarter. How does a pharma company down 50% in cap value and more than 40% in revenue justify a silly and very expensive Super Bowl ad buy? Who signs off on these asinine decisions? The cost of the ad, the loyalties for music and art and the business purpose of it all? Don’t they think about the optics of the spend and the ridicule likely to come from the lyrics? Heaven help us, this company is run by imbeciles
Yeah Pfizer connect the way of the future!Im pretty sure if we knew how much money went into the whole thing (from paying some company to develop that monstrosity, to the actual ad body) we'd be shocked and appalled. We could've hired another 15 KAMs for that much money! Or, 45 PfizerConnect people!
Pfizer thought we'd be in a permanent crisis/pandemic. Shows you just how tone deaf these people are here.PFE down again today
Moderna beat expectations
From FiercePharma
“We applaud Moderna’s actions to reposition Spikevax, as the company transitioned to a seasonal endemic market, resized its manufacturing footprint and flattened its commercial structure,” Lee Brown, global sector lead for healthcare at Third Bridge, wrote. “We view these efforts positively to allow for greater investment toward other promising growth drivers.”
This is what successful companies with their head in the game do. Unlike PFE
Pfizer thought we'd be in a permanent crisis/pandemic. Shows you just how tone deaf these people are here.
We basically have been for 3+ years, and will be until November. I miss knowing my phones would work when I needed them…oh well, that non existent balloon, etc.Pfizer thought we'd be in a permanent crisis/pandemic. Shows you just how tone deaf these people are here.
Based on this continued downward spiral after we hit the motherlode of Covid-cash, Pfizer and the phrase "successful companies" ought not be mentioned again in the same sentence. Except maybe as a punchline.PFE down again today
Moderna beat expectations
From FiercePharma
“We applaud Moderna’s actions to reposition Spikevax, as the company transitioned to a seasonal endemic market, resized its manufacturing footprint and flattened its commercial structure,” Lee Brown, global sector lead for healthcare at Third Bridge, wrote. “We view these efforts positively to allow for greater investment toward other promising growth drivers.”
This is what successful companies with their head in the game do. Unlike PFE
PFE down again today
Moderna beat expectations
From FiercePharma
“We applaud Moderna’s actions to reposition Spikevax, as the company transitioned to a seasonal endemic market, resized its manufacturing footprint and flattened its commercial structure,” Lee Brown, global sector lead for healthcare at Third Bridge, wrote. “We view these efforts positively to allow for greater investment toward other promising growth drivers.”
This is what successful companies with their head in the game do. Unlike PFE
I remember when one senior leader crowed 3 or 4 years ago that "We are going to win the 'digital race' " or "innovation race". Something like that. Right around the time Pfizer Connect was launched. And those ridiculous VCCs.Pfizer thought we'd be in a permanent crisis/pandemic. Shows you just how tone deaf these people are here.
Those were the days. Walking into offices in person to set up VCC's. Asking people in person to call the connect line. If these people were any more stupid they'd need drool buckets.I remember when one senior leader crowed 3 or 4 years ago that "We are going to win the 'digital race' " or "innovation race". Something like that. Right around the time Pfizer Connect was launched. And those ridiculous VCCs.
We really and truly cant help ourselves. This is why The Street has such a low opinion of this place.
They actually told us that our customers reported that they love the concept of those things!! Part of the problem, I have to say is that so many of us are forced to fake field rides. No one from back in NYC knows the real deal out here. Or worse, they know the real deal and keep getting consultants and our own data teams to lie so that we keep head count over-inflated. Its one big giant charadeThose were the days. Walking into offices in person to set up VCC's. Asking people in person to call the connect line. If these people were any more stupid they'd need drool buckets.
Only thing that made it even sweeter was my manager, off camera and on mute, listening in.Those were the days. Walking into offices in person to set up VCC's. Asking people in person to call the connect line. If these people were any more stupid they'd need drool buckets.
They were the darkest of timesI remember when one senior leader crowed 3 or 4 years ago that "We are going to win the 'digital race' " or "innovation race". Something like that. Right around the time Pfizer Connect was launched. And those ridiculous VCCs.
We really and truly cant help ourselves. This is why The Street has such a low opinion of this place.
A different analyst today put PFE at the top of the list of seven stocks to dump before Q2. Said he thought PFE would come back over time but no reason to hold it now. Great advice to sell after a 40% slump. Weak path forward with weak leadership in place
I remember when one senior leader crowed 3 or 4 years ago that "We are going to win the 'digital race' " or "innovation race". Something like that. Right around the time Pfizer Connect was launched. And those ridiculous VCCs.
We really and truly cant help ourselves. This is why The Street has such a low opinion of this place.
Speaking softly from his Bedroom OfficeThat was the idiot narcissist Lagunawich, the phony zen boy.....taking pictures of his feet on vacation. clown.
