Hi! I currently work as an Eligibility Specialist, but there’s a lot of RCM/Billing work within my job. I’m not just verifying/updating insurance info, doing prior auth’s, etc. It’s much to type, but I love what I do. I am looking to expand my knowledge and heavily considering getting my coding license, however after a-lot of research, it seems’s like it’s an extremely saturated field and extremely hard to obtain a job, plus AI taking over. Any coders out there still encourage this move?

Genuinely, it’s so deeply painful to spend so much time as L6 and above hunting for codes to cover administrative activity like conference planning, conference budget, SME involvement etc. The lack of an admin code discourages creative thinking on engaging with clients, flying in person to build relationships outside of paid project. What are some suggestions to tackle this? This seems uniquely an Accenture problem vs other consulting companies that offer internal codes that are accessible.

Do you guys like RSM? Their early work was a little too regional for my taste you know, all those mid-market audit engagements and local tax compliance gigs. But when they rebranded and unified globally, I think they really came into their own commercially and strategically. The whole firm has a cleaner, more corporate sound now, a tight, professional synergy that really gives the brand a big boost.

Hi everyone, I’m exploring new opportunities in digital marketing and CRM. I have experience managing multi-channel campaigns (Oracle background, APAC/EMEA), strong CRM and analytics skills (Salesforce, HubSpot, Eloqua certified), and a deep interest in strategy and brand growth. I’m based in Sydney and open to remote or hybrid roles across Australia. Please let me know if you know anyone who is hiring Regards

I'm a recent graduate from Unitech Training Academy in Medical office assistant and Medical billing and coding specialist. I'm having a very hard time getting my foot in the door with no experience. I changed careers. I've been a. Licensed cosmetologist for 25 years. Does anyone have any advice or companies that will hire me with no experience in billing and coding?? Please help!!

I am curious if anyone really codes from scratch nowadays. With Python, I still have to use chatGPT to get the basic code/framework and then customize it later. I just saw a job description where the hiring firm only wants strong Python coders who does not rely on chatGPT. If you are that person, I would love to know more about your background and how you became so good at it :)

I’m a few months away from graduating with my Medical Billing and Coding Certification. I do not have plans to transition into a career with my current employer. Does anyone know if there are any company’s that would hire an “work from home” position for a Medical Coder with zero experience? I’d really love to stop driving an hour away from my house.

LLM IP (QMUL 2022), Indian-qualified, trademark-passionate. 3 yrs in London: 0 offers. Rewrote CVs, networked, doorstepped firms—ghosted. Positive until now, but depression hits hard. Need legal/IP work experience—paid/unpaid, shadowing, anything. No mentor, no funds for certs. One chance to break silence. Help me prove I belong.

Looking for someone to be the face of a project that I am working on. It’s an interactive horror film/Video Game being built on Polygon Network full of web3 dapps and other great surprises! Project is entitled “EVL GAM3” or Evol Games. Please let me know if you or anyone associates with you are interested.

Hello I need help from the community about qualcomm. I am old and this is my first interview in 20 years. :( Does anyone have any feedback aboth government tech group at Qualcomm? Does anyone have any advice about interview for fpga designer role in this group? Thank y’all