
Your veterinary employees aren't children
You're there for managing, not parenting, says Mark Opperman, CVPM.
Personality conflicts in the clinic can prove toxic for the entire staff, not just the parties involved. In this video
"I want the two of you to talk about that issue?hopefully resolve that issue. When the issue is resolved, you may come back, and if the issue is not resolved, I don't want you to come back."
Does this seem like a hardline approach? Watch the video to learn how this method typically plays out.
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