So I got my MBA in December and since then I have had 5 interviews

[dterpsss]

Stern I heard is quite stingy with the FA. Ross is also quite nice.

Lemme guess, you went to Emory-Goizueta?

No but it would’ve been nice to be in ATL

 

[franknitty711]

Started working in an Emergency Room while in college and started working on Electronic Health Records in 2005. Got certified as a builder with our vendor (epic) and have parlayed it into a career where i consult now on various projects. I work from home for the most part, have a flexible schedule, and basically have the ability to choose what projects I want to work on.

Moving to the IT sector was a great move and I advise anyone who wants a long career to look into it. Once a hospital/clinic finally gets off of using paper and into a fully integrated EHR the real work begins

 

[phcitywarrior]

No but it would’ve been nice to be in ATL

Need that name of that school Broski, you been ducking the question

 

[dterpsss]

Need that name of that school Broski, you been ducking the question

Not trying to get doxed

 

[Leasy]

Started working in an Emergency Room while in college and started working on Electronic Health Records in 2005. Got certified as a builder with our vendor (epic) and have parlayed it into a career where i consult now on various projects. I work from home for the most part, have a flexible schedule, and basically have the ability to choose what projects I want to work on.

Moving to the IT sector was a great move and I advise anyone who wants a long career to look into it. Once a hospital/clinic finally gets off of using paper and into a fully integrated EHR the real work begins

Yeah Epic makes that money but I got broed with it. I am epic certified in Ambulatory.

I accepted the offer today I am proud as fukk.

 

[Jimmy from Linkedin]

Yeah Epic makes that money but I got broed with it. I am epic certified in Ambulatory.

I accepted the offer today I am proud as fukk.

Congrats!

 

[David_TheMan]

Started working in an Emergency Room while in college and started working on Electronic Health Records in 2005. Got certified as a builder with our vendor (epic) and have parlayed it into a career where i consult now on various projects. I work from home for the most part, have a flexible schedule, and basically have the ability to choose what projects I want to work on.

Moving to the IT sector was a great move and I advise anyone who wants a long career to look into it. Once a hospital/clinic finally gets off of using paper and into a fully integrated EHR the real work begins

I was doing some work with Cerner, Genesis

 

[Voice of Reason]

4 turned down due to money and one I am looking like I will accept the offer after the interview. It seem as if they already plan to have me on board.

I have to say that shyt really makes a difference compared to a Bachelor where I had to wait 6 months to get a good gig paying well.

Brehs get your Masters and I would like to add I am in health care information technology sector.

How old are you?
What was your undergrad major?

 

[Leasy]

How old are you?
What was your undergrad major?

32 and undergrad is Network Security and Administration.

Like to add more jobs are still contacting me I never thought this shyt will be like this

 

[Voice of Reason]

M

32 and undergrad is Network Security and Administration.

Like to add more jobs are still contacting me I never thought this shyt will be like this

Congrats man

 

[dterpsss]

32 and undergrad is Network Security and Administration.

Like to add more jobs are still contacting me I never thought this shyt will be like this

Don't be afraid to renege on an offer if something juicy comes up before start date, these big corps are not afraid to chew and spit you out either.

 

[The Radiant One]

Congrats just be sure not to buy a new car when you get the job.

 

[dterpsss]

Congrats just be sure not to buy a new car when you get the job.

yup good advice, I could’ve easily gotten a new 7 series bimma but instead used signing bonus to payoff debt and pay cash for a $6k used altima

 

[Leasy]

Congrats just be sure not to buy a new car when you get the job.

No more new cars for me ever. Worst investment

 

[Serious]

4 turned down due to money and one I am looking like I will accept the offer after the interview. It seem as if they already plan to have me on board.

I have to say that shyt really makes a difference compared to a Bachelor where I had to wait 6 months to get a good gig paying well.

Brehs get your Masters and I would like to add I am in health care information technology sector.

breh you know how anti education the coli is....

@theworldismine13

No more new cars for me ever. Worst investment

worse than NBA2k