@Everyone, one of our own just made the leap! @Samantha Dunlay has officially accepted a role as Clinical Specialist in Neuromodulation at Biotronik.🎉💥 As a physical therapist, she had the vision: elevate her career and enter the medical sales industry. Inside Medical Sales Career Builder Program (MSCB Premium), Samantha didn’t coast. She executed. She sharpened her networking, mastered her communication, and learned how to dominate interviews with clarity and control. That mindset of ownership, alignment, and relentless commitment is why she’s here now. Samantha, we’re proud of how you moved. This is a strategic leap, and it’s just the first one. Your story will inspire many. Let’s flood the comments with power, not just praise.🥳👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Keep rising. We build legacy here.💪🏾🔥

Good morning/evening everyone (I don't know what time zone you are in right now 😂). I'm here to kindly ask you and gain feedback on how to prepare best for my 2° interview with Penumbra Inc. with the first hiring manager (I have 2 more to go I think). What type of questions should I expect from this part of the process? Thank you in advance! Michele Tufariello

After my bold “Ninja of the Midwest” presentation, something unexpected happened… The final decision call that was supposed to take 3–5 days came the very next day! ⚡📞 🥁🥁🥁 I received a job offer — and I said YES! 🎉💥 I’ll officially be joining Asahi Intecc as the new Neuro Territory Manager of Midwest starting June 17th! 🧠🥷🩺 This journey has been one of purpose, resilience, and a few creative risks — and I couldn’t be more excited for this new chapter. Wish me luck! 🥷🔥 The Midwest Ninja is ready for battle. 💪 Thank you for giving the tools for this @Vanessa Ziccardi @Samuel Adeyinka @Mary Grace

I made it to the final round interview for a sports medicine role at an orthopedic device company. I’ll be interviewing with the Executive VP, and possibly the Sales Director. I want to prepare as thoroughly as possible, and not give them a reason to give the job to someone else. Based off anyone’s experience, what questions from these individuals should I most likely expect to answer? Any insight you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Quick question for anyone who’s been through the medical device interview process — What are the key things a candidate should do during a ride-along to make a strong impression? And what are some things that could potentially disqualify someone, even after making it to the final round? I recently had a ride-along for a Sales Rep role with Stryker. I watched multiple videos of the procedure beforehand to make sure I was prepared for the OR environment, and I asked the rep a lot of thoughtful questions throughout the day. Just trying to learn from the experience and get sharper for the next opportunity. Any insights would mean a lot — appreciate the help.