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|Videos|May 23, 2018
Getting Veterinarians to Use the DiSC Assessment
Very few people in veterinary medicine are using the DiSC profile assessment or even know about it.
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Very few people in veterinary medicine are using the
It has helped me become a better leader and a better boss, she explains. And now, it's been her mission to get more and more veterinarians to use it during their hiring process and within their team framework.
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