u/XoXHamimXoX

Have been applying for epic entry positions and have had one job interview (I am hopeful) and many rejection e-mails. I've generally tailored my resume's individually for every job posting as I have 6 years experience as an MLS employee with 3 years being with Epic, and nearly completed a CS degree.

While many seem to require certifications, I've tried to focus on those that don't but those seem few and far in between. Should I look elsewhere into other positions as an entry way or should I just keep applying? Anything I could possibly do to strengthen my application?

I currently go to school for computer science at a university in the city here, and have worked in the medical field for the last 5-6 years. I'd enjoy something remote and was just wondering how could I make this transition possible. My current employer isn't necessarily being helpful with providing career assistance but it's also they aren't familiar with.

I've been considering taking specific Epic certification courses to possibly serve as a bridge. If anyone has any possible assistance to offer, I'd definitely appreciate it a great deal.

Edit: Have mainly worked as a Medical Lab Scientist, and a nursing assistant as well.

I think this is the playoff run that people are finally seeing the issue. They have to cover so much ground defensively to make up for his defensive flaws, and a solid point guard like Harden is needed to elevate them as Mitchell just doesn't have that ability either.

I hope the front office doesn't make a drastic move by getting rid of Evan Mobley or Allen as I think that ruins their window.

Started playing arenas on warrior this season on dreamscythe, and had a lot of fun for my first time. After hitting 1830 on 2s, it got pretty hard to find a resto druid to climb with so figured to make a fresh boost on Nightslayer as an orc warrior.

Anyone know of a guild that primarily does arenas and bg's?