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Hi Shelby, In my opinion, I'd go ahead and take the job. Get some time in the new position under your belt and play it by ear. Although it is an important position, If you take some time off over the
Dear Lisa: The first thing you have to do is find out what kind of reference they will give you and who gives the reference. Find a friend who is a professional that either calls from their cell phone
TJ, Congratulations on the interview! I think those are both excellent questions; they're strong, specific, and show that you have a knowledge of this company. Those will impress the potential employer
Bastian, Degrees other than Ph.D are not featured on a business card. Bastian Smith, Ph.D Include an address, email, phone number and that should be sufficient as a calling card for interviews
Hi Zebbie, I have several thoughts. Before you spend money (that you may not have) PLEASE go talk to some folks in your target job markets and ask them if having medical coding/billing skills will help

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