So, we've all been there, right? Sending out resumes and hearing... well, crickets. Here's a secret: it's not you, it's the bots! Yup, I'm talking about those sneaky Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) that scan your resume before a human ever sees it…
Read MoreLet me tell you about something that's close to my heart. Since we kicked off Project Resume in 2015, it's been a thrilling journey. We're not just another resume service; we're a community, a guiding star in your career sky…
Read MoreGuess what? Your resume needs a bit of that personal sparkle, something that says 'this is me!' Since 2015, Project Resume has been on a mission to transform resumes from blah to brilliant, and here’s a secret ingredient: unique branding…
Read MoreLet's get real about something super important in your resume - attention to detail. Since 2015, Project Resume has been all about those fine details that AI and templates often skip…
Read MoreYou know, when it comes to crafting that perfect resume, it's all about getting it just right. That's where we at Project Resume, thriving since 2015, make a real difference. Let's talk about one of our superpowers: Feedback and Revision!
Read MoreLet's chat about something that's a total game-changer for your career: Customization. You know, that magic word that turns your resume from 'just another one' to 'the one'! Here at Project Resume (our pride and joy since 2015), we're all about crafting resumes that are as unique as the people behind them…
Read MoreLet me share a little secret about crafting the perfect resume, especially for my medical coder friends out there. Here at Project Resume (yep, that's my baby since 2015!), we believe in something pretty special: the power of direct communication…
Read MoreHere at Project Resume, we're all about real people with real expertise. We've been in the resume game since 2015, and we know that nothing beats the human touch, especially in a field as specialized as medical coding. When you work with us, you're tapping into a wealth of real-world experience – something AI just can't compete with…
Read MoreOur approach at Project Resume is different. We believe your resume should read like a well-crafted story, where each chapter builds on the last. It's about connecting the dots of your career journey in a way that makes sense and draws the reader in…
Read MoreHey there! If you're a medical coder on the job hunt, I've got some insider info that'll change the game for your resume. You've probably seen those AI resume builders or generic templates online, right? Sure, they're quick and easy, but let's talk about why going with Project Resume is like having a secret weapon.
Read MoreI don’t know about you, but sometimes it can feel like I can’t even remember what I did this morning, let alone the work I completed over an entire year! A work journal is a quick, effective way to jot down accomplishments you’ve met, projects that you’ve worked on, and milestones you’ve achieved.
Read MoreWe’ve talked before about the importance of clarifying your manager’s expectations when you are first onboarded, but it is important that you continue to monitor your daily tasks and meet with you manager to ensure that expectations are being met.
Read MoreI have a confession to make. I used to move from job to job quite often; every 18 months or so. It even became a running joke with my friends and family! When I started working after finishing my education, I didn’t know exactly what I wanted to do, or what kind of organization I wanted to work for, so switching jobs seemed almost natural and organic.
Read MoreAlmost every coder has faced the same situation. While looking for their first coding job, they are told:
You need a job to gain experience, but you can’t get a job without experience.
It is a classic catch-22, and the cause of anxiety and frustration for many newly-credentialed coders, who are anxious and excited to get their foot in the door of the coding field. However, the changing landscape of healthcare, and changes within the coding field, command the question: Is coding experience truly necessary for success within every coding position?
Read MorePreparing for an interview is almost as important as the interview itself. When a call comes in to schedule an interview with a company, the first step is, of course, celebration! The second step is preparation. Confidence during an interview is key to presenting your best self, and preparation encourages your confidence.
Read MoreTelephone, email, text, even faxing? There are so many ways to communicate nowadays. But no matter the method you use, there is one thing that will never change: Communication is key to success in the job search process!
Read MoreThe word “networking” often conjures up images of a huge conference room full of people in suits, giving fake smiles and firm handshakes. But networking opportunities are much more organic, and often are all around us. Networking skills are possibly the most important skills that a coder can obtain, second only to actual coding skills!
Read MoreWith the growth of medical coding and the need for medical coders, recruiters have become an integral part of the hiring process for employers. Recruiters can alleviate anxiety for coders and act as a “go between” with employers and new coders who are unsure of what to expect in the job search process.
Read MoreRemote Work Environments.
These three words mean many things to many different people. A medical coder may have a completely different vision of remote work than a manager does. Over time, the very definition of a remote work environment has changed. What is a good expectation for working in a remote environment?
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