Thoughts on Ready Now program

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anonymous said:
I think it’s stupid you choose your side hustle to be a cleaning business for only $50,000 a year.
Why don’t you mow yards or deliver newspapers? Seems like a lowly way to make so little money considering you can just work harder at Otsuka and make more in bonus or get promoted.
Is your wife too dumb to get a job on her own or did you marry your cleaning lady and this was a natural career progression for her?
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"Only 50000?" How many people have a side business like that???
Promotion at Otsuka?? To what?? DM, a.k.a. Babysitter???
Yes, I am a sleaze bag, totally agree, that's why I fit in so well at Otsuka!
With my income at Otsuka, my side hustle, no overhead, and my wife helping when needed, she does not need another job...
But thanks for the comment, no check yourself in for some anger management!!
 






anonymous said:
Good for you on fucking over the company, however your wife’s kind of a dumb ass to put up with having to do your job… That’s kind of stupid on her part, especially considering that you’re Considering cheating on her.
Oh well I guess you can’t help it that she’s a dumbass.
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Never marry a woman smarter than you are...sooner or later you WILL regret it!!
 






anonymous said:
I actually have a cleaning business on the side, right in my territory. I make about an extra $1000 -1200 on average in a week during working hours with the company car and gas being paid for by Otsuka. There is always enough time left in the day to get a signature for samples to cover my ass. It's a great gig. I stay under the radar with ok metrics, it's all lies anyways. My wife schedules appointments for me before and after lunch, so I can do at least a lunch and learn and cover my tracks. Customers are still visited by the Ready Now rep and my partner who have no clue what I am up to. I have all the supplies in my Ford in the back seat. Everything is covered up with a blanket. I am getting my customers through Facebook, Angie's list, Home Advisor as well as a few ads on neighborhood websites. The rest are referrals. Keeps me busy. I also have a website where customers can enter appointments.

Sometimes my wife helps out if its a larger job and I need additional equipment or supplies. I highly recommend it. Companies don't value loyalty anyways. Create your own future before someone else creates it for you. There is a territory in our district that is always on the bottom, so I don't create too much attention. My DM and RSD are also totally clueless of course. I am going to milk the cow till she stops giving. However, some customers have wondered why I smell like Oxyfresh, haha....had a few customers asking me whether or not I am single but I am really picky...there are opportunities to get laid...life is great!

And guess what, I don't even feel guilty. The company rips people off with their outrageous prices, so they are being taken care of.
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Cleaning services occur after business hours. Your story is bs.
 


















anonymous said:
I actually have a cleaning business on the side, right in my territory. I make about an extra $1000 -1200 on average in a week during working hours with the company car and gas being paid for by Otsuka. There is always enough time left in the day to get a signature for samples to cover my ass. It's a great gig. I stay under the radar with ok metrics, it's all lies anyways. My wife schedules appointments for me before and after lunch, so I can do at least a lunch and learn and cover my tracks. Customers are still visited by the Ready Now rep and my partner who have no clue what I am up to. I have all the supplies in my Ford in the back seat. Everything is covered up with a blanket. I am getting my customers through Facebook, Angie's list, Home Advisor as well as a few ads on neighborhood websites. The rest are referrals. Keeps me busy. I also have a website where customers can enter appointments.

Sometimes my wife helps out if its a larger job and I need additional equipment or supplies. I highly recommend it. Companies don't value loyalty anyways. Create your own future before someone else creates it for you. There is a territory in our district that is always on the bottom, so I don't create too much attention. My DM and RSD are also totally clueless of course. I am going to milk the cow till she stops giving. However, some customers have wondered why I smell like Oxyfresh, haha....had a few customers asking me whether or not I am single but I am really picky...there are opportunities to get laid...life is great!

And guess what, I don't even feel guilty. The company rips people off with their outrageous prices, so they are being taken care of.
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Execellent ! This company will fuck you in a second, so why not fuck them first? Makes perfect sense. I have been adding $10 gift certificates to lunch bills for years.
 
























anonymous said:
I actually have a cleaning business on the side, right in my territory. I make about an extra $1000 -1200 on average in a week during working hours with the company car and gas being paid for by Otsuka. There is always enough time left in the day to get a signature for samples to cover my ass. It's a great gig. I stay under the radar with ok metrics, it's all lies anyways. My wife schedules appointments for me before and after lunch, so I can do at least a lunch and learn and cover my tracks. Customers are still visited by the Ready Now rep and my partner who have no clue what I am up to. I have all the supplies in my Ford in the back seat. Everything is covered up with a blanket. I am getting my customers through Facebook, Angie's list, Home Advisor as well as a few ads on neighborhood websites. The rest are referrals. Keeps me busy. I also have a website where customers can enter appointments.

Sometimes my wife helps out if its a larger job and I need additional equipment or supplies. I highly recommend it. Companies don't value loyalty anyways. Create your own future before someone else creates it for you. There is a territory in our district that is always on the bottom, so I don't create too much attention. My DM and RSD are also totally clueless of course. I am going to milk the cow till she stops giving. However, some customers have wondered why I smell like Oxyfresh, haha....had a few customers asking me whether or not I am single but I am really picky...there are opportunities to get laid...life is great!

And guess what, I don't even feel guilty. The company rips people off with their outrageous prices, so they are being taken care of.
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I actually had 2 side businesses going at the same time when I was in pharma years ago, making about equal to what I was making with my full-time gig at the time. I would’ve stabbed myself in the eye with a pencil if I wouldn’t have had those side gigs, they kept me sane all those years and help me deal with the insanity of the pharma world.

Find something you enjoy that you would want to do for the rest of your career, and just make it a side gig. Enjoy it. Then work your crap pharma job 15 hours a week for the benefits.
 


















anonymous said:
I actually have a cleaning business on the side, right in my territory. I make about an extra $1000 -1200 on average in a week during working hours with the company car and gas being paid for by Otsuka. There is always enough time left in the day to get a signature for samples to cover my ass. It's a great gig. I stay under the radar with ok metrics, it's all lies anyways. My wife schedules appointments for me before and after lunch, so I can do at least a lunch and learn and cover my tracks. Customers are still visited by the Ready Now rep and my partner who have no clue what I am up to. I have all the supplies in my Ford in the back seat. Everything is covered up with a blanket. I am getting my customers through Facebook, Angie's list, Home Advisor as well as a few ads on neighborhood websites. The rest are referrals. Keeps me busy. I also have a website where customers can enter appointments.

Sometimes my wife helps out if its a larger job and I need additional equipment or supplies. I highly recommend it. Companies don't value loyalty anyways. Create your own future before someone else creates it for you. There is a territory in our district that is always on the bottom, so I don't create too much attention. My DM and RSD are also totally clueless of course. I am going to milk the cow till she stops giving. However, some customers have wondered why I smell like Oxyfresh, haha....had a few customers asking me whether or not I am single but I am really picky...there are opportunities to get laid...life is great!

And guess what, I don't even feel guilty. The company rips people off with their outrageous prices, so they are being taken care of.
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I spoke with a retired rep I respect a few days ago. His advice is to start a business while working for pharma. The job has plenty of freedom where this is possible. Hopefully you can grow the business before you are laid off. He suggested coin operated laundry or a storage facility. He also mentioned a coin operated car wash business. I've always been interested in real estate I do know the construction business so I'm thinking of flipping houses. I'm in my mid 20's and with the blessing of my family I'm going to go this route. I was also told never to tell anyone in pharma about your side business. People will stab you in the back to make themselves look good. Any other ideas about side businesses????????
 






anonymous said:
I spoke with a retired rep I respect a few days ago. His advice is to start a business while working for pharma. The job has plenty of freedom where this is possible. Hopefully you can grow the business before you are laid off. He suggested coin operated laundry or a storage facility. He also mentioned a coin operated car wash business. I've always been interested in real estate I do know the construction business so I'm thinking of flipping houses. I'm in my mid 20's and with the blessing of my family I'm going to go this route. I was also told never to tell anyone in pharma about your side business. People will stab you in the back to make themselves look good. Any other ideas about side businesses????????
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Find yourself 3-5 girls or women that want to earn some money providing "personal services", stay in touch with them via cell phone and make sure they get weekly STD check-ups!! There is always a demand, no overhead, market yourself via the internet, you collect 50% at the end of the day...Easy, fast money, you can still pretend to be a professional pharma rep!!
 






I have signed up with Assemblypros through Amazon. Amazon notifies me when someone in my area buys a desk, stationary bicycle, massage chair, file cabinet etc. After an appointment has been set, I drive to the residence or apartment of the customer and assemble whatever they have bought. I usually get a job a day. Some in the evenings, some during working hours. I always have a toolbox with wrenches, screwdrivers, etc in my car. Each job pays about $150, plus you don't pay for gas or a car. It's all on Otsuka. And of course your pay continues as well. Amazon get's a small percentage for the referral, which is not applied to any tips I get. You meet lots of new people and have a sense of job satisfaction, which is desperately lacking selling Result. Great gig!!
 






anonymous said:
Find yourself 3-5 girls or women that want to earn some money providing "personal services", stay in touch with them via cell phone and make sure they get weekly STD check-ups!! There is always a demand, no overhead, market yourself via the internet, you collect 50% at the end of the day...Easy, fast money, you can still pretend to be a professional pharma rep!!
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We have those jobs now. They’re called DMs.
 












Heard through my RNR during a ride along two of the ready now reps were terminated 3 months into training.

Anyone have the factual story / were they both friends? RNR do tell more
 


















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