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|Articles|February 5, 2010

BizQuiz: Is your practice a great place to work? (Answer 6a)

Taking the BizQuiz? This is the answer to question 6 of "Is your practice a great place to work?"

6) A—Great!

Every practice is different, and you’ve found one that fits you to a tee. It might be the sweet clients, the friendly patients, the helpful coworkers, the supportive boss—or all those great skylights in the building. Whatever it is, you like your job—and that’s how you know your practice is a great one.

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All finished? Check out the links below for even more advice.

—Doctors

6 easy steps to delegation perfection

—Owners and managers

Give your team a cut

Three strikes you’re out

4 ways to add value to employee evaluations

—Veterinary team

4 signs you’re working for a bully

How to beat a bully

Encouragement is the currency of success

How to complain the right way

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