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Don’t be too casual. If clients and other team members don’t take you seriously, you’re undermining the care you give pets and, ultimately, your career. Make sure that whatever uniform you wear is clean and wrinkle-free, says Brenda Tassava, CVPM, director of operations at Broad Ripple Animal Clinic and Wellness Center in Indianapolis. It won’t stay that way, but at least you’ll start every workday looking your best.
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