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Funny, this person can't spell or use correct grammar or punctuation yet she 'suggests' we not make disparaging commemnts? LMFAO !!!
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I think this thread is quite funny! Have you viewed Dr. Dave's blog on the general message board? He makes spelling and grammar errors. This is a blog - content is important not grammar/spelling! Look at this board - I chuckle at the asinine posts. I'm sorry you lost but it was IMHO it was a fair ruling by the SC. Don't reply b/c I won't post again. BTW - I'm not a female. LOL!
 








Anonymous said:
I think this thread is quite funny! Have you viewed Dr. Dave's blog on the general message board? He makes spelling and grammar errors. This is a blog - content is important not grammar/spelling! Look at this board - I chuckle at the asinine posts. I'm sorry you lost but it was IMHO it was a fair ruling by the SC. Don't reply b/c I won't post again. BTW - I'm not a female. LOL!
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Oh I don't think I lost at ALL! I retired and walked with a nice enough wad that all I have to do is sit around and make fun of fools like you who take everythjing oh. so seriously.

By now.......LMFAO !!!
 








To the "Practitioner"-

I'm not disagreeing with your comments on arrogant reps, but for the record, Pharma Reps are required to have a four-year college degree. In addition, most are encouraged, if not required, to have certified medical representative training. That is in addition to on-going training and testing by the company. At Pfizer you are terminated if you can't get a test score of 80% after a couple tries. The tests cover product and disease state information. But you are correct that some in this profession think they are rocket scientists. I will admit that and I am a Rep myself.
 








Anonymous said:
To the "Practitioner"-

I'm not disagreeing with your comments on arrogant reps, but for the record, Pharma Reps are required to have a four-year college degree. In addition, most are encouraged, if not required, to have certified medical representative training. That is in addition to on-going training and testing by the company. At Pfizer you are terminated if you can't get a test score of 80% after a couple tries. The tests cover product and disease state information. But you are correct that some in this profession think they are rocket scientists. I will admit that and I am a Rep myself.
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Yes, all now have 4 year college/university degrees. However, many years ago a rep. came to our office (can't remember what company) but she had an associates but was well connected in our community. Her sales experience was working in interior decorating for a furniture store. I'm not joking. She also bought a large mansion in one of the most wealthy areas that I live in. I'm sure she is unhappy now because where I live houses are worth about a 1/3 and they don't sell.

She also was so annoying in the office. Wanted to have lengthy conversations about nothing. I haven't seen her in quite awhile. Why she wanted to talk with me I have no idea as I'm a female.

I worked in a pharma company on the medical side. That is why I'm present on this board. The position I held was stressful, travel was involved and ruined my marriage. I left and my life has been so much better.
 




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