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Pay_My_Claims:
--- Quote from: PMRNC on February 05, 2011, 12:30:01 PM ---
--- Quote ---I don't think its IMPROPER etiquette to not send one since they placed the ad for an employee, not necessarily a billing service.
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This is exactly why I think it's just good etiquette to give them something they ask for. I can't imagine why anyone would NOT want to send their resume. Advertising and asking for their business via outsourcing is a little deceiving so that is why sending a resume with a cover letter to let them know you are in business at the same time as giving your work experience and education. Why not send it? If not for Etiquette why NOT? Would you hire someone w/out one especially if you put in an ad for help?
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It has nothing to do with NOT wanting to it has to do with CHOICE. What does me OWNING a billing service have to do with me working as a biller?? The AD is for a medical biller, not a billing service. I am giving the provider an OPTION to no longer hire a biller, but to consider a billing service. Obviously it works..LMAO because I'm getting clients that way. When they open their options up to using a service, they ask for my credentials not my resume. My credential are the providers that I bill for. I gained a 2 practice account off of Craigs list and instead of my resume, he wanted references. My previous employers provided that information. Its not about how you view things, its about how it works. You don't like Craigs list, so your opinion will be shaded.
CRAIGS LISTS WORKS!!
Pay_My_Claims:
Oh my God........I see why I took a HIATUS off this Forum!!
Stop interpreting my post so much. You don't like Craigs List..cool. When people ask you about marketing ideas, give them your Snooty opinion on it. Craigs list is too bottom of the barrel for you, I get it. Well it has allowed me to stop working full time on my other job. It has allowed me to gain clients. Its a good business sense to SAVE MONEY. Its not like they being cheap on benefits. The economy is bad.
Advertising
Craigs List--free (no charge for people to post resumes or look for jobs)
Career Builders--charges (no cost for people to post resumes or apply for jobs)
Monster.com--charges (no charge for people to post resumes or apply for jobs)
WHY IN THE BLAZES would I pay to post an ad for a job when I will get the same resumes???
smdh
PMRNC:
Oh Gawwd charlene, why do YOU get to have an opinion and I don't? For the last 20+ years I've expressed my as is opinion and I've not changed simply to coddle you.
I did not say you couldn't get a client, it was MY OPINION that to NOT send something requested was not good etiquette That's all. Don't get your panties in a twist.. keep up the good work! I would work on your quick to judge actions however.
medauthor:
I have to agree with Charlene; if, as a medical billing service, you are using CRAIGSLIST as a marketing tool--then NO-YOU WOULD NOT SEND A RESUME. If you are looking for a JOB in the office as a MEDICAL BILLER, then YES--OF COURSE YOU WOULD SEND YOUR RESUME!! The topic was not about getting an in-office job as a medical biller--it was about being a MEDICAL BILLING SERVICE MARKETING CLIENTS......so NO RESUME NEEDED!!
Pay_My_Claims:
--- Quote from: PMRNC on February 05, 2011, 01:29:42 PM ---Oh Gawwd charlene, why do YOU get to have an opinion and I don't? For the last 20+ years I've expressed my as is opinion and I've not changed simply to coddle you.
I did not say you couldn't get a client, it was MY OPINION that to NOT send something requested was not good etiquette That's all. Don't get your panties in a twist.. keep up the good work! I would work on your quick to judge actions however.
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You can have your opinion, I replied to what you said.........whats the issue. Please don't coddle me...I don't need that. but before you throw up mirrors look in them yourself. If you feel Craigs List applicants are cheap because they don't pay to post an ad, what about Free Forums?? Free Yahoo groups?? Does the value of the material change because it is free? Should Alice N Michelle charge members for the "free advice" that is given on the boards, or should we as EXPERIENCED members maybe have a drop a dollar on my site to answer your question?? Are you ranting because my logic makes sense?? It is what it is....good grief!!
The real question you should ask is why is it always with YOU and never anyone else?? Maybe YOU need to work on your quick to judge actions.......
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