Hi everyone!
I thought I would take advantage of a chance to hear from those wiser than myself. I have a chance to interview for a coding position at a clinic that specializes in sports medicine. To say this would be my dream position is entirely accurate! I am blown away that I even have a chance for such a position. I don't want to walk away from the interview shaking my head, knowing that I blew a once in a lifetime opportunity.
I have several more days to prepare for said interview, so I want to make them count!
A little background on myself: I am a rather new CPC-A (just passed the test in May). I did pretty well on the test, but that's a test and I want to code in the real world. I know there's a difference, so I just want to set myself up to succeed out there in the real world.
I am excited about coding and excited about sports, so what better area to get involved in coding?!
To conclude this post (before I write a novel): I am looking for any advice or wisdom on how I can do my absolute best at this interview and come out on the other side happy about how I did, even if the position isn't mine. Any and all advice is welcome. I have much to learn I am sure, so I'd rather start learning right away. I am excited that this is a career field where I can easily network with other individuals who are much wiser due to their own experience and knowledge. I hope to be able to contribute and help others in the future as well.
Kristen
A little background on myself: I am a rather new CPC-A (just passed the test in May). I did pretty well on the test, but that's a test and I want to code in the real world. I know there's a difference, so I just want to set myself up to succeed out there in the real world.
I am excited about coding and excited about sports, so what better area to get involved in coding?!
To conclude this post (before I write a novel): I am looking for any advice or wisdom on how I can do my absolute best at this interview and come out on the other side happy about how I did, even if the position isn't mine. Any and all advice is welcome. I have much to learn I am sure, so I'd rather start learning right away. I am excited that this is a career field where I can easily network with other individuals who are much wiser due to their own experience and knowledge. I hope to be able to contribute and help others in the future as well.
Kristen
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