1. It is incredible how many fat people there are here.
2. My manager is always on vacation, so is the rest of my team, lol.
3. PM sucks energy out of the room
What is Vision Care like to work for?
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1. It is incredible how many fat people there are here.
2. My manager is always on vacation, so is the rest of my team, lol.
3. PM sucks energy out of the room
THis place is crazy disorganized. Management is so afraid of making the wrong decision, that no decisions get made at all. It's incredible. we will remain 4th with this mentality.
Goodbye, and good luck folks! I'm heading to Alcon
Very sad. I know a lot of people heading to kala, or sun. pay over there is on track with industry, products are superior, and management gets it.
Goodbye, and good luck folks! I'm heading to Alcon
Lol you couldn’t pay me to sell Alcon. I’d feel horrendous
I'm getting 10k more on base over at Sun. my manger had me fooled to think BL was paying top dollar. Good Riddance! I'll finish home training before sending in my 2 weeks, lol.
Before the acquisition, we were a family owned business. Maybe, not as efficient as some other big companies, but a great place to work and felt secured. After the acquisition, it's been horrible. Valeant destroyed our culture, confidence and cleared out senior management. While it's probably a little more profitable now, they could've avoided using a hacksaw on everything, which from my understanding, is their M.O. Heard they destroyed Medicis in Arizona in a worst way, and kept that Philidor guy.
Don't work here unless you're totally desperate for money. Then look for another job right away, even if it is less.
Valeant has destroyed every acquisition- Salix too. RUN!!
QUOTE="anonymous, post: 6114503"]Before the acquisition, we were a family owned business. Maybe, not as efficient as some other big companies, but a great place to work and felt secured. After the acquisition, it's been horrible. Valeant destroyed our culture, confidence and cleared out senior management. While it's probably a little more profitable now, they could've avoided using a hacksaw on everything, which from my understanding, is their M.O. Heard they destroyed Medicis in Arizona in a worst way, and kept that Philidor guy.[/QUOTE]
QUOTE="anonymous, post: 6114503"]Before the acquisition, we were a family owned business. Maybe, not as efficient as some other big companies, but a great place to work and felt secured. After the acquisition, it's been horrible. Valeant destroyed our culture, confidence and cleared out senior management. While it's probably a little more profitable now, they could've avoided using a hacksaw on everything, which from my understanding, is their M.O. Heard they destroyed Medicis in Arizona in a worst way, and kept that Philidor guy.[/QUOTE]