Big Pharma Lays Off Fewer Sales Reps In 2013
Executive Summary
Pharmaceutical sales forces have taken a huge hit over the last few years as the industry reorganizes and shifts its priorities. Yet, experts believe that pharma companies will begin hiring reps back in coming years as they believe more new drugs will be approved.
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