-: Like I said, we have this really great
group of people that come from all across the country.
Everyone kinda close knits together quickly.
So, I already know that I've made some of the,
probably some of the people be very close with
throughout my life.
I have a friend who's in, he went to a similar
type of program but with another company
who's actually the one that referred me for this one.
He says these are some of the closest friends I have
and I talk to him every day.
When you are a rep, you drive.
You do a lot of what we call windshield time,
so you're driving a lot.
Clinic to clinic to clinic
'cause you don't have an office.
You don't work in an office.
You drive to clinics and see them.
Once you have that territory spot,
he goes, "Those are the people I call every day."
So it's this weird network of ya know,
pharmaceutical reps, ya know, inter-company even too
if you've worked with them that everyone calls
each other and it's not like,
"OK, I gotta go," click.
Everyone understands it means you just pulled up
to a clinic.
You're not being rude.
It's just, that's part of the job.
So, you get this cool network.
So I'd say the people were awesome.
We call Boehringer Ingelheim BI 'cause
that's obviously a lot easier.
So, at BI, we have a great culture as well.
It's a family owned company and they really kinda
push the family aspect and the life balance
that I haven't seen as much in like, public companies,
where they have to be more corporate,
more dictated to stock markets and stuff like that.
So, the culture's awesome, the people's awesome,
the challenge is great, the wins are great.
It's a lot of moving forward, so it's all a lot of fun.