Articles in the Career Tip Category
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A few months back I made a post on another website about the power of Twitter and other social networks like Facebook when it comes to connecting with employers and people who may have the inside track on vacant jobs. This morning as I was browsing trough a few of the news websites I visit on a daily basis, something caught my eye. At the very top of the page of one of the most popular news sites in Canada, there was a “Breaking News” . That’s nothing new or …
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One of the great things about a career in medical transcription is that almost anyone can set up an office to handle the duties of a medical transcriptionist or a medical transcription service. Even the office requirements are fairly generic, meaning this has the potential for a home-based business.
A computer and Internet connection are probably your biggest needs for medical transcription, though technology has truly come a long way in this field. More than ever, there are products that can help you along this path, making your work easier and …
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Here’s another great article I came across this morning that I thought would fit well with the theme of this blog. Be sure to check out the entire article and do come back and leave your comments.
Mistake #1: Assume you know what is expected of you
One of the biggest complaints we heard from new leaders was a lack of clarity around the role and their boss’ expectations. A key reason for this is that there simply isn’t enough candid conversation, before or after the move. Would you take a job …
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Virtual Assistant job opportunities are out there, you just have to know how and where to find them. Here are some ideas to get you started:
1. Your Current and Former Employers
The first place to start is your current and former employers. If you are currently working or have worked for someone, let them know about your company and what you are doing. A plus to “advertising” with them is that they already know you, your qualities, your personality, and the quality of work you provide. Draw up a proposal. Let …
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I fully support applying for jobs as soon as you come across the vacant job posting to ensure that your application or resume get’s to the employer as one of the first applicants. And I also “preach” that your job search should not be put on hold if it’s the weekend. The entire job search process should be a full time activity until you land that job you’ve been coveting. However, I must share with you a little tip you should consider.
If you were to put a hold on checking …
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If you have an interest in the medical field and enjoy office work, you should consider a career in medical transcription. Demand in this field continues to grow and each year there are more job opportunities.
Medical transcription clerks quickly and accurately transcribe medical records that are dictated by doctors and other medical professionals. You will be working with clinic notes, physical reports, office notes, consultation reports, operative reports, psychiatric evaluations, laboratory results, pathology reports, and x-ray results to name just some of the record types.
The clerk receives the information on …
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So how does a job seeker remain positive throughout the job hunt? Sandra Naiman, author of The High Achiever’s Secret Codebook: The Unwritten Rules for Success at Work points out that while this certainly is a challenging time, there are steps that can help people stay upbeat.
“The key is to engage in activities that provide self-satisfaction and build self esteem,” she says.
She offers the following suggestions:
Engage in activities that make you feel good about yourself. Identify the skills and aptitudes that make you good at your work and also make …
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A Medical Transcriptionist in short MT positions, require a certification with training, specific skills like fast type writing, listening skills, and a specific field like Radiology, Operations report OR emergency reports handling etc.
Do make sure your mention your knowledge on industry standards like HIPPA requirements etc.
Below is a list of things that should appear in your resume.
Your knowledge history like training, certifications etc have to be highlighted.
The quality you can deliver in terms of % accuracy.
mention your type writing speed.
Your years of experience in the MT field, and if you …
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Have you ever wondered if a home business career is for you? Do you hate your nine to five job? Do you dread waking up in the morning? Very few people are lucky enough to work at a job they enjoy, but I’m happy to say that I’m one of them.
Using Your Talents For Your Stay At Home Business
I’ve worked at lots of dead end, gruelling and mind numbing jobs. Now I pull up a comfortable computer chair to my desk, sip on a hot cup of coffee and work …
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Searching for a job can be difficult enough, but when you finally spot the ‘job of a lifetime’ – just consider that if the job sounds too good to be true – quite likely, it is!
Imagine the job of “Designer – Developer/Applications/IT” with a tax-free salary of $120K for 6 months work.
Perks including Paid Overtime at $300 per hour, paid first-class accommodation, $3,000.00 flat rate travel/entertainment allowance for every intercontinental trip, free comprehensive healthcare, two weeks of paid vacation, a free laptop computer and free transportation/vehicle.
WOW!!! – Where do I …


