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Veterinarians seem to specialise in procrastination and over complication which then leads to analysis paralysis. We overcomplicate things. Seriously. I sometimes think that when Veterinarians graduate from they actually come out with a Double Degree...

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Things are changing in the veterinary industry - but for some it's not changing fast enough. Many, maybe even most employers are cognizant of their duty of care to the physical and psychological health of their employees but there are a few recalcitrants...

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In my simplistic view of the world, I consider people to be a lot like cars. We put fuel in our cars and this allows us to drive where we need to go. Similarly, practising self-care (think adequate sleep, good nutrition, exercise and supportive relations...

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No matter what your job is within a veterinary clinic, the most important thing is your level of skill right? Well yes as far as the health and wellbeing of your patient is concerned. The only problem with this argument is that on most occasions your pat...

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Look within for recognition and motivation - and you'll always have a great source of motivation. I was reading an article on the nine worst things that managers do to make good employees quit. Number 2 was:They don't recognise contributions and reward go...

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