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Describe the effect of cross-trained employees and describe the opportunities that an office professional gains by getting cross-trained. Be sure to include specific examples.
 
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Congress passed HIPAA, in part, to improve the efficiency of handling insurance.
 
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Describe the effect of cross-trained employees and describe the opportunities that an office professional gains by getting cross-trained. Be sure to include specific examples.

Effect includes cross-trained employees are more challenged, more knowledgeable, more interesting, and generally happier.

Opportunities include the following:
Take on new technical and communication challenges.
Learn more about the organization and the flow of work.
Get more exposure by working with new employees.
Get acknowledgment from management.

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Mr.Thesaxman

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Reply 2 on: Aug 22, 2018
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