"Companies rely on billing specialists to develop and send bills and collect payments from customers for services rendered. Employers are looking for candidates with familiarity of basic financial software programs and the strong communication skills necessary in an administrative setting. No degree is necessary for this position, but an associate's degree in accounting or a related field will give you a leg up."
classic questions about my professional and education backround. But than the questions from manager which shocked me were: How old are you? Do you have your own family/kids? Manager was absolutly rude and questions out of context. on the second stage interview with co-funder I was asked to explain some of the excel functions - how it works.
why do you want to work here ?
What kind of billing experience do I have?
What aspect of the job do you not like?
Asked me details of what I knew and gave example questions for me to answer which is important to assuring that you do your job properly.
Basic question. Tell me about yourself/experiences
Why do you want to work for AR Rescue? Are you familiar with a CMS 1500 HCFA? Have you used Kareo, Advanced Md, or eclinical?
How can your current experience at XXX help you here?
Tell us about your strengths and weaknesses?
why d you want the job?
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