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Bruce Banner
I've been working very diligently on a 510K submission and recently we've had a new manager come in. The submission is ready to go out the door and the new manager has instructed me to remove myself as the primary contact and put his name, telling me that I would still get credit for authoring the submission. I originally listed him as alternate contact, but he was not satisfied with that.
As far as I know, if I am not indicated as Primary contact, I just lost credit authoring the submission.(outside world industry,fda perspective)
I feel like I did all the work and somebody is swooping in at the end to take all the credit.
What should I do in a situation like this?
As far as I know, if I am not indicated as Primary contact, I just lost credit authoring the submission.(outside world industry,fda perspective)
I feel like I did all the work and somebody is swooping in at the end to take all the credit.
What should I do in a situation like this?