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Learn how to set priorities and create processes to construct a workplace culture by design. By following the steps outlined in this article featuring Steven J. Anderson, you’ll be able to identify the key points your practice should follow in establishing and maintaining a successful and resilient work culture.
In my previous post I covered the first two actions to help create a happier and more successful culture. Here are numbers three and four! Action Three – Monitor Results and Give Feedback Monitor results on a daily basis. Your daily huddles are what I […]
I absolutely love to help dental teams create a culture that they are happy to come to every day! What I have found after working with teams across the nation, in both metropolitan and small town settings, is that their happiness and success are directly […]
Staying on the same page with your team isn’t something that just happens. If there is no effort and attention to detail in this aspect of your practice, your path to success will be slow and miserable. Getting on the same page and staying there […]
As any business owner can tell you, one of the keys to growing your business and to having it THRIVE is to be constantly learning. Even if what you are doing is working for you now, what if you can learn something to make it […]
Your team is essential to growing your business Team members are important to the growth of any business and I really noticed this when I was looking for a hose for my car this past weekend. I visited a dealership and a parts store, and […]
“Dental team member needed: MUST be a team player.” That is possibly one of the most overused and under-defined statements you might see in a job posting for a new hire in a dental practice. And what candidate will enter an interview with the thought […]
For the first time in history, four generations are now working side by side in the workplace. Organizations, large and small, are trying to balance the generation gap of more than 50 years in their work teams. The newest generation in the workplace, Millennials (born […]