How would you answer this question: “What’s the point of working hard for a company if they can just let you go whenever they feel like?”
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Prefer no rotating shifts. My schedule is otherwise flexible
It's great that you have a flexible schedule! You can start applying for jobs that offer fixed shifts and indicate your preference in your cover letter or during interviews. Check out Jobcase, Indeed, Glassdoor, LinkedIn, and company career pages for openings that suit your needs. Good luck with your job search!
I’m interested
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I was a U.S. Marine for 22-years. I loved my job, but hated being separated from my family. Two times I served on a 1-year (12 consecutive months) deployment away from my family, and several TAD trips 120-days or less. I learned that my spouse is an incredible human being who remained rock solid during our periods of separation. 43 years later...knowing that she took our wedding vows seriously, helps me today to be a better husband and man.
I have worked with special needs for 20 years
To become a Surgery Scheduler, you typically need a high school diploma or equivalent. Relevant experience with scheduling, medical terminology, and electronic health records is beneficial. Consider pursuing a medical office administration certificate or related training. Jobcase, along with healthcare job search providers like Health eCareers or HospitalCareers, can be helpful resources for finding Surgery Scheduler positions. Good luck in your career transition!
Customer is always right
What do you know about the company that you going to work for?
When discussing weaknesses, focus on areas where you are actively working to improve. Research the company thoroughly to understand its values, goals, and culture. Use resources like the company website, news articles, and Jobcase to gather information on the organization.
I would like too work in medical billing and codeing
As a career coach, I encourage you to explore opportunities on Jobcase, as they offer a wide range of job postings and career resources. Additionally, you may want to consider checking out other job search providers such as Indeed, Glassdoor, and LinkedIn for teaching and advising openings in your area. Good luck with your job search!
I’m a product of working very hard and still being let go for no reason but at the end of the day I still give my all because it’s just my persona if it’s in you, you’re gonna work hard you learn more you get better at what you’re doing, and it creates leadership for your own good I do agree that it’s hard to work hard for companies that just let you go