Training and motivation strategies for veterinary practitioners and managers - Veterinary Economics
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Training and motivation
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Video: How to give effective feedback

November 4, 2009

Dr. Amanda Donnelly, MBA, shares three tips to making the most of feedback when delegating tasks.

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Teach your team to reinforce your recommendations

November 1, 2009

Our team members aren't salespeople. How can we teach them to reinforce our recommendations to clients?

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Connect team members with employee intranet

November 1, 2009

Keep team members up to date with this handy online tool.

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What makes a team strong?

October 30, 2009

Successful groups share certain traits. Find out what they are and how to develop them.

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Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald: Encouragement is the currency of success

October 26, 2009

Encourage team members to promote an environment of confidence.

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Bring the outdoors inside to promote better living

October 26, 2009

A new study proves that nature makes people more caring.

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Video: Tips from the trenches on training team members

October 23, 2009

Dr. Nan Boss offers advice for communicating effectively with team members.

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Shawn McVey's powers to be on display at CVC San Diego

October 9, 2009

Spend the day with this eerily insightful management consultant as he uncovers the issues impeding your success.

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What it takes to deflate your career expectations

October 7, 2009

If Robert Frost had had a career counselor, perhaps he would have taken the road more travelled. At least, that's what recent research suggests. Two new studies show that only when faced with harsh realities do people begin to question their picturesque view of their abilities, and opt for a more beaten-down career path.

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