How do I reduce staff in a crisis? When there is a crisis, it’s easy to feel like you’ve lost control, because you have. You can go into crisis mode, firing up systems and pushing your fight or flight mode into overdrive. When that is your response, mayhem often ensues. What if, instead, you cho...

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Managing office staff when your office temporarily closes   When there is a crisis, whether a large one like the current world pandemic, or a relatively small one like a flood in the office space, your patient care may be temporarily suspended. In that case, what are you to do with your staff? ...

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Job seekers are not responding to my phone calls or emails: What do I do? You’ve posted a job, and you’ve matched with job seekers. None of them applied, so you reviewed all of their profiles and resumes, and you called ten candidates. No one has called you back. Now what? Doccupations specializ...

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For many people, there is aonce-in-a-lifetime job wherethere is a perfect office “fit.” Going in to work every day is fun because the people are amazing.  You get together after work and socialize.  You know each other’s families. The group remains friends long after they no longer work toge...

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We know you’re busy, and if you’re like most dentists, you don’t enjoy writing. So when it comes to posting an ad for an available position in your practice, you rush through the task. One and done. Impressive? Not really. We’ve seen job postings that say, “Part-time dental assistant neede...

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