The Job Fair Thread

[Random]

Originally Posted by Rockinonahigh

I have a spot in interview that has been a bit of a sticky place for me,at the end of the intervew the intrevewer ask..do you have any questions for me?
This deserves as good an anser as I can come up with,but there are times I just dont have an idea how to anser him/her,just what can I say to respond to there question.Im shure im not the only one that this has happened to,so this may help others as well.

Here is the idea behind that question...

You are interviewing the company just like they are interviewing you.

A couple good questions to ask are (In your own words):

What is the company retention rate?
What is the enviroment in the dept/company? Is it social or production minded? Is it laid back or is there an undercurrent of we need to get this done NOW!... (example... I'm very work oriented... I don't fit into a company where employees spend a great deal of time hanging at the door of my cubie wanting to talk... I don't motivate well in a office that works on Island Time and there is no presure or deadlines)

What does the interviewer like the best about the company?

You can ask questions about the charities/causes the company supports... If you have done your homework about the company, you will know what they support....

I know for me... If I'm not happy at work, then I'm not going to stay... It's best to find a company that is a good fit...

[Mike]

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[ruffryder]

Interview Questions for Employers
• How would you describe the job responsibilities of this position?
• What qualities are you looking for in the person you hire to join this company?
• What skills and abilities are required to succeed in this job?
• How would you describe a typical work week for this position?
• What do you view as the most challenging part of this job?
• What is the biggest challenge someone will face in this job in the first 6 months?
• Are there regular performance reviews?
• Is this a new position or am I replacing someone? What did the previous employee go on to do?
• Why is the last person who held this position leaving?
• How would you describe the work environment? Would I be part of a team or working independently.
• How many people are on the team I'd be working with?
• Who would I be working with and what are their roles?
• How would you describe the company culture?
• How does the company view the role of this department?
• Does the company foresee the role of the job or the department changing in the future?
• What are the prospects for growth and advancement with the company?
• Is travel expected? Could you give me an idea of how much?
• Is relocation a possibility?
• What do you best like about working here?
• What do you wish you knew before you started your job with the company?
• What don't you like about working here and what would you change?
• Would you like a list of references?
• If I am extended a job offer, how soon would you like me to start?
• What else can I tell you about my qualifications?
• Are there any other questions I can answer for you?
• When can I expect to hear from you?

http://jobsearch.about.com/od/interv...-employers.htm

Of course most of this may be answered in the interview, but it is helpful I thought.

[Abigail Crabby]

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[Countyfem]

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[morningstar55]

I have a lady friend whom lives in Pittsburgh pa, she is seeking a driver for a cargo van.
You must take the general knowledge test from CDL book.
So your liscense will have that endorsement.
Willing to stay out couple weeks or more at a time.
Be mature, follow direction, read a map.
And be panther approved

http://www.pantherexpedite.com/careers.htm

also

she is also seeking a mature female to team drive with her in a straight truck she will be getting soon......
auto matic
that pays 40. cents a mile .
have use of a fridge , micro wave , etc
perfer non smoker , willing to be out 2 /3 weeks at a stretch. able to read a map, good common sense , willing to learn the the expediting biz .. travel .. get enhanced or willing to get a passport to do canada

give her a call .... can leave a Text also..
Cathy 724-518-1501 owner of truck and cargo van. she can give more info and answer any questions.

[JustBeingMe]

Anyone near Decatur, ILL or Springfield, Bloomington?? or that area surrounding Decatur?
I have a friend that's losing her job next week. she is looking for office work. she worked for ST. Mary's hospital for almost 11 1/2 years working in office there.
She has a Bachelors Degree in Marketing Management, would like something in that field possibly. She desperately needs to keep a job so if any one knows of anything in her area or even some other websites to check other than monster or career builder, please PM me and I will pass it on. Thanks.

[morningstar55]

Originally Posted by JustBeingMe

Anyone near Decatur, ILL or Springfield, Bloomington?? or that area surrounding Decatur?
I have a friend that's losing her job next week. she is looking for office work. she worked for ST. Mary's hospital for almost 11 1/2 years working in office there.
She has a Bachelors Degree in Marketing Management, would like something in that field possibly. She desperately needs to keep a job so if any one knows of anything in her area or even some other websites to check other than monster or career builder, please PM me and I will pass it on. Thanks.

Panther has a office over there somewhere , can't remember exactly where.. but it might be in there career section ........ just hot that panther link. or call them and ask about it. just a thought

[Venus007]

Not a job fair per sey but looking to fill several positions.

This is for the Houston, TX area:

If you are a certified inpatient coder with 2 years experience please PM me.
My company is looking for 2-3 inpatient coders, you must be certified via AHIMA or AAPC. For the experience side it is a little more flexible. Starts around $65,000 based on experience and certifications.

We are also looking for facility coders for outpatient and observation as well as billers

[JustBeingMe]

Originally Posted by morningstar55

Panther has a office over there somewhere , can't remember exactly where.. but it might be in there career section ........ just hot that panther link. or call them and ask about it. just a thought

What is Panther?

[morningstar55]

Originally Posted by JustBeingMe

What is Panther?

its a trucking company .... that do expediting
explore the web site it all explains itself
its what I do .. i am a lady truck driver.... only i drive a small truck.
explore the web site.. it explains it all .....
they also hire office people.
they have offices in the chicago area and Charlotte NC
think they opendd one in L.A. not sure will have to check on that.

[morningstar55]

Originally Posted by morningstar55

its a trucking company .... that do expediting
explore the web site it all explains itself
its what I do .. i am a lady truck driver.... only i drive a small truck.
explore the web site.. it explains it all .....
they also hire office people.
they have offices in the chicago area and Charlotte NC
think they opendd one in L.A. not sure will have to check on that.

need a job?? like to drive?? see the country??? .....
there is a woman i know seeking a driver for a cargo van she has available.
PM MORNINGSTAR55 FOR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER, she lives in the pittsburg Pa area.. and you can live from just about anywhere.

[DapperButch]

Originally Posted by morningstar55

need a job?? like to drive?? see the country??? .....
there is a woman i know seeking a driver for a cargo van she has available.
PM MORNINGSTAR55 FOR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER, she lives in the pittsburg Pa area.. and you can live from just about anywhere.

You know, more than once I have thought about being an over the road truck driver.

Dunno why. Just like I think about other careers. I guess because I started so young in my profession.

Wouldn't leave at this point, though.

I think it is great that you posted this job in this thread.

[morningstar55]

Originally Posted by DapperButch

You know, more than once I have thought about being an over the road truck driver.

Dunno why. Just like I think about other careers. I guess because I started so young in my profession.

Wouldn't leave at this point, though.

I think it is great that you posted this job in this thread.

ahhh .... cool and ty
i would like to quit.. and do something local.
im getting tired of this not being home all the time..... this may work out and be ok for some.
money is good but your gone a lot.

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[Venus007]

I originally posted this about 7 months ago and because of growth the positions are open again.

This is for the Houston, TX area:

If you are a certified inpatient coder with 2 years experience or are interested in any of the positions please PM me.

My company is looking for 2-3 inpatient coders, you must be certified via AHIMA or AAPC. For the experience side it is a little more flexible.

We have great benefits, paid breakfast and lunch, $3500 a year toward education, $600 a year toward CEUs, paid professional memberships, life, health, vision, short term disability insurance etc.

Inpatient coders start around $65,000 based on experience and certifications.

We are also looking for facility coders for outpatient and observation as well as billers

[DapperButch]

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