|Articles|July 8, 2009

Being micromanaged? Here's Mark Opperman's advice

You don't have to endure a life of excessive oversight. Just give your manager what he wants and you'll be allowed to do the work you want.

Veterinarians tend to micromanage their employees. But that doesn't mean you're destined for a life of excessive oversight. Follow Mark Opperman's advice and give your manager what he or she wants so you can do the work you want.

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