Two topics today. First, hats. When I think of "hats" the first thing that comes to mind is Minnie Pearl. This is not an article about her. But, it's a funny way to start a post for a Friday. This is about the Six Hats Thinking method, created by Edward de Bono. I just discovered it and spent about an hour reading and strangely enough, thinking about it. If you find yourself spending a lot of time thinking about things, as I clearly do, then this little meta-tool might be just the thing for you. You can apply it to a host of thigns that you do in your life to examine and consider things from a variety of angeles without worrying about getting lost in your own thoughts or having an ADHD/ADD moment.
Now the actual reason for this post is of course about TriMedx. We're still hiring - but we're being pretty selective, yet still. Now I'm working on a Sourcing Specialist, a Support Specialist, BMETs, Imaging Technicians, Clinical Engineering Manager(s), and a couple more. Most of it surrounds biomedical equipment technician stuff. But, the sourcing specialist has to be the collest job among them. It's a job for a BMET who wants to work more in a business setting than in a clinical field. Since I try to be a smart-cookie, I'm not going to mention the exact compensation range. But, I will say that within its space, I think it's pretty generous.
So, that's all I have for the day. Happy Friday and go check in to those hats.
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