1. Wrong degree
To get a job in medical sales, healthcare revenue, clinical diagnostics revenue, lab sales, laboratory sales, imaging sales, biotechnology sales, medical device sales, clinical sales, or any variation, you need either (1) a degree in one of the life sciences, like biology, chemistry, zoology, biochemistry, or biotechnology, for example, with some business classes and [...] Related posts:
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Fierce Pharma outlines how Twenty,000 pharmaceutical folks were laid off from 5 companies in 2008. I hate to point this out, but if big pharma can let all of those folks go without major issues continuing to do business, then these employees were not adding value (or very much of it). As one marketeer put [...]