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3 Responses to “Prescription for Laughter”

 Charlene Endre says:

2010/03/04 at 2:24 am

A few years ago, I interviewed a candidate for my front office. She presented to her interview in a camisole top, ripped jeans and fuzzy slippers.

No, she did not get the job!

 Sherry L. Krueger says:

2010/03/15 at 5:24 pm

I interviewed a gal once (when I was very young) that showed up without an appointment and asked to use the restroom before the interview. She came out and was very acting very wierd. staring at the ceiling, putting her finger in her mouth wouldn’t make eye contact. The rest of the staff was watching through the conference window and just giggling. I thanked her for her time and after she left one of the guys took me into the restroom (We had mens and womens and I was the ONLY female so no one else used my restroom ever) There was drug residue on my counter! The little twit went into my bathroom and got high before she interviewed!

Sherry L. Krueger

http://www.hna-net.com

 Morgana Samora says:

2010/03/18 at 6:03 pm

About 6 months ago we purchased new file cabinets for our patient charts. I had requested my office assistant to move the patient charts from our old cabinets to the new. After about 30 minutes she came to find me, explaining that she was confused about the project. She continued to say that she wasn’t sure how the charts should go into the new cabinets. I jokingly replied to her, “Preferably we put them in the new cabinets alphabetically”. And I chuckled a little, hoping she would appreciate my attempt at humor. Instead – She looked confused, and told me that she did not know what “Alphabetically” meant. I literally had to show her A…B…C… etc. This still makes me laugh today – and I’m sure will keep me laughing for years to come.