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Long time D-S guy that guy pushed out at the age of 50....Held management level
jobs and lived the D S pharma high life...what a ride it was...Saved really well, but also lived essentially
the same lifestyle as my docs and customers...

Flash forward 2 years post- D S and I spend my days combing thrift stores for used clothes and
trinkets I can sell online or at swap meets...This is the best I have been able to do believe it or not,
as I found out that there is little to no demand for lifer drug reps, especially if they happen to be white
males...

I will "own" my part in this whole debacle...Got way too complacent with the easy pharma money and
didn't stay up on adding new skills...Now I am slumming through thrift stores hoping to slow the erosion
and hemorrhaging of my savings, and making a few extra shekels.

Have a back up plan folks...trust me on this...It is pretty brutal out here when you know longer are
in the D S bubble.
 






anonymous said:
Long time D-S guy that guy pushed out at the age of 50....Held management level
jobs and lived the D S pharma high life...what a ride it was...Saved really well, but also lived essentially
the same lifestyle as my docs and customers...

Flash forward 2 years post- D S and I spend my days combing thrift stores for used clothes and
trinkets I can sell online or at swap meets...This is the best I have been able to do believe it or not,
as I found out that there is little to no demand for lifer drug reps, especially if they happen to be white
males...

I will "own" my part in this whole debacle...Got way too complacent with the easy pharma money and
didn't stay up on adding new skills...Now I am slumming through thrift stores hoping to slow the erosion
and hemorrhaging of my savings, and making a few extra shekels.

Have a back up plan folks...trust me on this...It is pretty brutal out here when you know longer are
in the D S bubble.
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Go away.
 






anonymous said:
Long time D-S guy that guy pushed out at the age of 50....Held management level
jobs and lived the D S pharma high life...what a ride it was...Saved really well, but also lived essentially
the same lifestyle as my docs and customers...

Flash forward 2 years post- D S and I spend my days combing thrift stores for used clothes and
trinkets I can sell online or at swap meets...This is the best I have been able to do believe it or not,
as I found out that there is little to no demand for lifer drug reps, especially if they happen to be white
males...

I will "own" my part in this whole debacle...Got way too complacent with the easy pharma money and
didn't stay up on adding new skills...Now I am slumming through thrift stores hoping to slow the erosion
and hemorrhaging of my savings, and making a few extra shekels.

Have a back up plan folks...trust me on this...It is pretty brutal out here when you know longer are
in the D S bubble.
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should have been like Gary N and have one job you worked (real estate) and one job you stole from because you never worked an honest day at it (DSI).
 






anonymous said:
Long time D-S guy that guy pushed out at the age of 50....Held management level
jobs and lived the D S pharma high life...what a ride it was...Saved really well, but also lived essentially
the same lifestyle as my docs and customers...

Flash forward 2 years post- D S and I spend my days combing thrift stores for used clothes and
trinkets I can sell online or at swap meets...This is the best I have been able to do believe it or not,
as I found out that there is little to no demand for lifer drug reps, especially if they happen to be white
males...

I will "own" my part in this whole debacle...Got way too complacent with the easy pharma money and
didn't stay up on adding new skills...Now I am slumming through thrift stores hoping to slow the erosion
and hemorrhaging of my savings, and making a few extra shekels.

Have a back up plan folks...trust me on this...It is pretty brutal out here when you know longer are
in the D S bubble.
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Feel for you buddy ! I’m a female about your age , but was somehow retained . Listen to this poster ! The years fly by so quickly and you wake up and suddenly your no longer relevant or in demand . If you chose to stay In Pharma specialize or do bio Pharma or oncology . It’s just tough being all alone and stuck with no job or one that’s here today and gone tomorrow. Prayers for all that were laid off and hoping for better days!
 






anonymous said:
Long time D-S guy that guy pushed out at the age of 50....Held management level
jobs and lived the D S pharma high life...what a ride it was...Saved really well, but also lived essentially
the same lifestyle as my docs and customers...

Flash forward 2 years post- D S and I spend my days combing thrift stores for used clothes and
trinkets I can sell online or at swap meets...This is the best I have been able to do believe it or not,
as I found out that there is little to no demand for lifer drug reps, especially if they happen to be white
males...

I will "own" my part in this whole debacle...Got way too complacent with the easy pharma money and
didn't stay up on adding new skills...Now I am slumming through thrift stores hoping to slow the erosion
and hemorrhaging of my savings, and making a few extra shekels.

Have a back up plan folks...trust me on this...It is pretty brutal out here when you know longer are
in the D S bubble.
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Thanks Greg hope things are looking up
 






anonymous said:
Long time D-S guy that guy pushed out at the age of 50....Held management level
jobs and lived the D S pharma high life...what a ride it was...Saved really well, but also lived essentially
the same lifestyle as my docs and customers...

Flash forward 2 years post- D S and I spend my days combing thrift stores for used clothes and
trinkets I can sell online or at swap meets...This is the best I have been able to do believe it or not,
as I found out that there is little to no demand for lifer drug reps, especially if they happen to be white
males...

I will "own" my part in this whole debacle...Got way too complacent with the easy pharma money and
didn't stay up on adding new skills...Now I am slumming through thrift stores hoping to slow the erosion
and hemorrhaging of my savings, and making a few extra shekels.

Have a back up plan folks...trust me on this...It is pretty brutal out here when you know longer are
in the D S bubble.
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who says this

a few extra shekels
 












anonymous said:
Feel for you buddy ! I’m a female about your age , but was somehow retained . Listen to this poster ! The years fly by so quickly and you wake up and suddenly your no longer relevant or in demand . If you chose to stay In Pharma specialize or do bio Pharma or oncology . It’s just tough being all alone and stuck with no job or one that’s here today and gone tomorrow. Prayers for all that were laid off and hoping for better days!
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I’m a female? Really a woman writes that?
 












what does it matter there is absolutely no future here people are here because they art lazy and can just collect a check or more likely they suck and can’t get a job but pretty soon there won’t be any work left for anyone so just move on already y”all
 






anonymous said:
what does it matter there is absolutely no future here people are here because they art lazy and can just collect a check or more likely they suck and can’t get a job but pretty soon there won’t be any work left for anyone so just move on already y”all
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learnt to tipe (sic) and whey mite tak ur pst serious
 












A recent ranking of 20 mid tier pharma companies showed that DSI field staff ranked 21 of 20. A mathematical impossibility but it happened. Internally we refer to this as testimony to your incompetency.

DSI HR Team
 












20 hours? Why you working so hard? I do a lunch a day, ranging around 10 to 12 hours a week but some Starbucks for some friends in the afternoon and spend my time gaming
 




































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