Taking the BizQuiz? This is the answer to question 4 from "Do you know how to fire?"
4) C–Incorrect.
This level of patience really isn't a virtue. One spoken and one written reprimand are enough for a poorly performing team member. Too many practice owners and managers fall into the "I'm gonna" trap. They tell their employees, "If you do that again, I'm going to give you a verbal warning or I'm going to give you a written warning," but they never do. It's a big problem and grossly undermines a manager's effectiveness. The employee knows the manager will never fire him or her; it's just an idle threat. If you begin this process, you must be willing to follow through. Making threats without taking action invalidates you as a manager.
Surveys find a lack of support for midlevel practitioners in the veterinary industry
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