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Can You Really Justify Getting Paid To Play Farmville?

Posted on13. Jun, 2011 by Joe Lavelle.

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Playing Farmville or updating Facebook on company time is stealing, I call it stealing a paycheck. Play on your own time on resources (PC, network, etc) that you pay for. If you are on a break at work and want to access the internet for purposes other than work, be aware that you are being watched… closely. I recommend against using company assets for personal purposes in general. I have my own iPad and I pay AT&T for my own bandwidth. When I want to take 5 minutes to do some personal business at work I whip out my iPad. I recommend a similar strategy.

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Time To Review Your Online Presence

Posted on05. May, 2011 by Carter Groome.

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Healthcare IT opportunities are everywhere and demand for your services is as high as ever. That demand has spurned the interest of applicants with a dizzying array of skill sets, diversity, and they way you are viewed even before speaking to or meeting prospective employers. Standing out among your peers or those who want to [...]

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Are You Making Any Mistakes in Your Healthcare IT Online Job Search?

Posted on10. Sep, 2010 by Joe Lavelle.

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As the requirements of Meaningful Use have stimulated hiring at Healthcare IT vendors, consulting firms and health provider organizations it is imperative that you become knowledgeable of the latest recruiting tactics. The days of sitting at the local coffee shop with the newspaper “want ads” in one hand and a red pen in the other are behind us.

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How to Market Yourself Into A New Healthcare IT Opportunity

Posted on09. Apr, 2010 by Jacob Rhoades.

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I was at a local business networking event the other night and got to talking with a gentleman who had recently decided to go “independent” and start his own consulting business. “So, how is business going?” I asked him. He started to reply, then stopped, sighed and said, “You know the thing is that I’m [...]