Vet clinic toxicity - 10 warning signs and how to recognise vet clinic toxicity at the job interview
A vet clinic's workplace toxicity negatively impacts a clinic’s ability to ever become an Employer of Choice.
10 things - 10 warning bells - to look out for at the vet clinic job interview
Vet Clinics need to deal with what’s not working first in order to become a Vet Clinic Employer of Choice.
Here are 10 questions to ask and the answers you're looking for:
- Does the leadership team inspire trust or does it rely control?
- Why is the position vacant?
- What were the warning signs at your last clinic?
- What initial impressions did you have at the interview?
- What are your values?
- Does your personality fit into the team?
- Do the people – the leadership team and/or the influencers there – practice what they preach?
- What’s their onboarding process?
- Do you like what you see?
- Could you see yourself working there?
LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
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