Get Hired At Stryker With No OR Experience

No OR experience, no problem. Use this narrative to set yourself apart.
The year is 2024, you want to work for #stryker and all entry level roles say must have between 2-5years of experience… wtf, how is this an entry level role and they expect you to come in with experience. If you have experience, wtf are you doing applying to this role. I go over some key examples of how you can overcome this NEG in the #interview process. #mindset
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[@PierrePacini]

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[@drewcosta99]

Thanks for the advice this will definitely come in handy for me soon !! 😬

[@PierrePacini]

Glad it was helpful! Good luck on that future interview.

[@jackiesingleton5797]

crushing competition and breaking barriers!

[@PierrePacini]

Love this!

[@neubuild]

This is good stuff! Met with a rep at Stryker this morning to have these conversations, hoping to get an interview soon!

[@PierrePacini]

Fk yeah man! That’s great stuff. Good luck out there. Build that advocate and prep in the meantime so you’re ahead of the rest.

[@ShawnTylerMusic]

Got an interview with Boston scientific with no experience. Made a connection with a rep and he got me in touch with the territory manager and he landed me an interview. Excited, but nervous as well about the interview. They’ve both said I’m easy to talk to and they can see me in the role as a rep, but since I have no experience don’t know if they’d take me on. Hoping for the best!

[@PierrePacini]

Congrats, that’s huge! Don’t sell yourself short. Experience isn’t everything. BSci is a great company. Put your best foot forward and ask for advice from those reps along the way.

[@ShawnTylerMusic]

@@PierrePacini thanks man. Greatly appreciate it. I’ve been in touch with the territory manager and he kind of gave me a little phone interview, but the main one is with the regional director. Territory manager helped me out a bit with changing some stuff on my resume around and pretty much just told me to be myself and and talk about how I can be an asset and how my experience (not in sales) elsewhere can translate to this. Either way it’s good to get the interview experience as well and I feel like I’ve made a couple connections no matter what happens.

[@RussianExpress6]

Hi. Did you talk about the reasoning why you left Cintas? Was there a video you made on that?

[@PierrePacini]

Great question! I think I’ve talked about it a few times, so I don’t have an exact video in mind, but the most recent time was in a video called something like how sales ruined my mind. BUT the quick answer is I always planned on using it as a foundation to get into med device/pharma. I didn’t enjoy the burn and turn sales, 70% of income being commissions and the product.

[@AIMBOXWR]

Hi Pierre. your videos have been immensely informative and helpful. I am currently working in Nursing and make about $200k in CA. I currently have an offer from Stryker as an ASR but would take a huge pay cut... Would you recommend at all that I take this career? I was just wondering how much you can really make as a sales rep at stryker and to see if it was worth it or not

[@PierrePacini]

I would 100% pass that up if I was in your shoes. It’s not worth the pay cut to be an ASR. And probably not worth it to be a sales rep - most those roles struggle to hit $150k. If you’re looking to make a switch I’d highly consider an educational role. Depends what your nursing background is in. I’ve spoken with a few clinical educators that have about $120-160 salary and can bonus based on performance.

[@AIMBOXWR]

@@PierrePacini I have a good friend of mine that works in LA area and rakes in over $500k. However, he has been a full time rep for 7 years now and works about 50 to 60 hours a week. Seeing that I live in the LA area, it seems very promising that I could make at least over 250k. Would you still pass this opportunity if you were in my shoes? P.s. I make about 200k only with overtime. Without overtime, I'd probably make about $150k

[@PierrePacini]

Are you opposed to going the ClinEd route? What is your background in with nursing? What field is your friend in? It’s all perspective. I’d rather work 30hrs a week and make $250 than 60hr and make $500. Per hour it’s the same rate. One has a life the other doesn’t. You have to ask yourself what you want your future to look like. Hard to have a life, friends and a family when you’re in device and working 50-60hrs a week.

[@AIMBOXWR]

@@PierrePacini yeah I've been an RN for about 6 years but I am very money motivated. It sounds like sales has the most potential to make.the most money, albeit it would be extremely competitive. My buddy of mine works in the neurosurgical unit I believe. I only.had a brief chance to speak with him but he made the full time sale rep position sound very promising after working 1 to 2 years as an ASR and guaranteed a $200k income on the low end up to $800k if you work in the LA area

[@AIMBOXWR]

@@PierrePacini hey Pierre let me know what.youd think. Is it really feasible to make up to 800k as a full time sales rep working in la/oc? Really need some advice and your input would be much appreciated brother