As we pursue our goal to Minimize Turnover, we’ve looked at the weight of responsibility we carry to make sure each of our staff are in the appropriate role that fits their natural DISC Style and design. Then we discussed several assumptions it is easy to have about our staff. Just click on www.idealpersonidealplace.com/blog to access them. [...]
Can our assumptions have a powerful impact on Minimizing Turnover? Indeed, YES! Last week, we talked about the weight of responsibility we have to place our staff in their best roles in the office. This week, I want to touch on several assumptions we tend to make in that regard and how these assumptions especially affect [...]
As I shared last week, it has been a most unusual start to the New Year - a once-in-a-lifetime start without our Patriarch at the helm. But I am looking forward to writing another year of blogposts and emails. As a reminder, both to you and to me, my goal is “to publish a blogpost once [...]
In the process of finding a Great Hire, it is actually possible to do all the Advanced Preparation Steps, Design an Ad that is exactly on point, Conduct the Interviews in a wise and excellent process, and still end up FALLING INTO A TRAP! How is this possible?! From the viewpoint of having gone through the [...]
Our Goal is always a Great Hire who fits the roles and responsibilities we need them to fill. You've been diligent to do the groundwork - the 3 steps of Advanced Preparation (https://idealpersonidealplace.com/2021/03/16/how-advanced-preparation-steps-are-key-in-the-hiring-process/ ), Designing the Ad (https://idealpersonidealplace.com/2021/03/30/how-to-design-an-ideal-hiring-notice-to-draw-the-ideal-person/ ) and now it is Crunch Time... Conducting the Interviews. I can still vividly recall sitting on the [...]
As far as placing an ad for our Hire, it is definitely easier to simply say, "High energy person wanted for excellent orthodontic office." For years, this is exactly what we did. But to truly find "the Ideal Person" and put them in their "Ideal Place", the wording used in any hiring notice must be precise. [...]
