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Mark Twain once said "Data is like garbage. You'd better know what you are going to do with it before you collect it." Is your company efficiently utilizing data? We can help, call Eric to find the right solution to maximize your return on investment. #BuildingRelationshipsThatLast Top Non-negotiable skills needed for a worker to hit the ground running:
Now Hiring: Epic Grand Central Certified Application Analyst for long term remote contract7/23/2020  Epic Grand Central Certified Application Analyst
Key Experience: • Epic Grand Central certified • EVS/Transport experience • Experience working remote Please join us in welcoming Todd Tenenbaum as Director of Business Development across the Mid-Atlantic Region. Todd is an active HIMSS member with over 20 years of medical device, diagnostics and speciality pharmaceutical sales leadership. Check out a quick video below for all of the details...  "Keep on adding to your skill-set, no matter what it is," Mark Cuban told CBS. "I don't care if you're a welder, or you want to learn how to [computer] program, you want to learn about artificial intelligence, whatever it is." Check out the full article below...
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Do you have a big interview coming up? Check out these 4 easy tips to help you nail your next job interview.  PERSONALITY TRAITS THAT COMPANIES LOOK FOR:
1. Practice what you preach. Use examples from your past work experience combined with the traits above to show to the hiring manager that you are the right person for the job. Use the job description as a point of reference and be sure to write down a couple of your favorite examples prior to the interview to help commit it to memory. Hiring decisions are a lot easier when they see a candidate is motivated and ready to hit the ground running. 2. Be the STAR of the interview! Keep the acronym S.T.A.R. in mind as you answer situational questions: S – Describe the situation T – Describe the task that needed to be completed A – What approach did you take? R – What were the results? 3. Listen. Be a good listener and be sure to pause for the interviewer to allow them to take notes and think of the next question. Don’t rush to fill the silence with more information. 4. Engage. Write down a few quick questions (technical, company culture, or otherwise) that would help make your offer acceptance an easy decision. Research the company and hiring managers on Google and LinkedIn. Companies love engaged candidates since they typically transition into loyal employees. Additional Reading: Great article on interview preparation techniques along with sample behavioral questions: http://bit.ly/interview4success This article was originally posted on LinkedIn with permission from the author - Eric Gleason |
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