On-the-Job Problem-Solving: Insurance Billing Managers
One of the unfortunate and more challenging aspects of the human condition is the unending series of problems that must be solved. Fortunately, humans are hard-wired for this enterprise. For instance, even newborn human infants cry when they are hungry or otherwise in distress, and individuals problem-solving abilities generally improved based on their life experiences. Certainly, not all problems are monumental and some can even be safely ignored or postponed until circumstances change, but by and large, as exemplified in Maslows hierarchy of needs, most problems require resolution before people can move on with their lives in meaningful ways. To learn more about these issues, the purpose of this essay is to provide a series of empirical observations based on personal experience as an insurance billing manager in order to persuade readers concerning the importance of developing and maintaining effective on-the-job problems-solving skills in general and with respect to professional insurance billing managers in particular. Following this discussion, the essay provides a summary of the research and important findings concerning the importance of effective on-the-job problem-solving skills in the conclusion.
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