i see you're still offering up the same song-and-dance that you have since december, hulk/balamidas. it's always "next week" and "it's the mms' fault."
why did instacare wait until now to hire the sales executives? i was also displeased to read such generic descriptions of the sales executives.
pr:
"Richard Collier, located in Alabama, has 14 years of progressive healthcare experience in wholesale prescription drug sales, diagnostic testing sales and services and will head up our wholesale drug sales efforts and manage our sales and marketing relationship with our existing clients.
David Burke, located in Louisiana, has 23 years of progressive healthcare experience, with particular concentration in generic drug sales. Mr. Burke brings a long list of clients who provide contract services to worker-injury clinics, correctional institutions and industrial medicine. Mr. Burke will also head up our sales efforts in our upcoming retail pharmaceutical area."
for all that we know, these salespersons could be run-of-the-mill pharm reps. nothing, i repeat, nothing in these descriptions lets us know that these salespersons are exemplary. sure, they have a combined 37 years of experience in "progressive healthcare services," including sales. we don't deserve a quick rundown of their specific work histories, which most similar prs from other companies offer? instacare has chosen not to divulge for whom they have worked. why? i can think of no good reason -- except that there is nothing outstanding about what they have done or for whom they have worked.
but... we'll see. the proof of the pudding is in the tasting.
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