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Source: FIRSTLINE Don't forget the expenses January 1, 2009 Your veterinary practice pulls in a lot of money, but it costs a lot to keep it going.

Source: FIRSTLINE Help! The owner won't tell me anything January 1, 2009 How to find out about the practice's finances.

Source: FIRSTLINE Talk is cheap—and more valuable than money November 6, 2008 Bosses say communication is better than rewards at boosting team morale, according to a new study.

Source: FIRSTLINE When you don't have a formal review November 1, 2008 Here's how to ask for an evaluation—and, in the meantime, initiate some positive feedback of your own.

Source: FIRSTLINE Ask Amy: I'm afraid I work for a sellout November 1, 2008 How can I keep my doctor focused on patients and not profits?

Source: FIRSTLINE Not just a desk job November 1, 2008 By: Mark Opperman, CVPM What client service decisions are appropriate for receptionists to make independently?

Source: FIRSTLINE Performance reviews: Get ready to shine November 1, 2008 By: Christine Merle, DVM, MBA, CVPM Sweaty palms, twitchy eyes, gritted teeth: These are sure signs your performance review looms on the horizon. Banish that dread. With a little forethought, your review will be a ray of light in your glowing career.

Source: FIRSTLINE Could your practice offer Google-worthy perks? October 20, 2008 Google's benefits are amazing—and amazingly costly.

Source: FIRSTLINE You've found your ideal rewards, now how do you ask for them? October 1, 2008 By: Leslie A. Mamalis, MBA, MSIT, Lorraine Monheiser List, CPA, CVA, MEd When you've landed on the right ideas, it's time to suggest the potential perks to your boss. To be sure your manager listens to your proposal—and more importantly, accepts it—try following this seven-step plan

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