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Removing blind spots: Conflict resolution in veterinary practices

August 11, 2020

Conflict is a natural part of the human condition and occurs in any environment where people spend an extended amount of time together. It arises as a result of unmet needs and expectations, when one person’s desires, wishes, and feelings do not match another’s.
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Courageous conversations: Respond, don’t react

February 12, 2020

Rather than reacting when a conflict occurs, learn productive ways to respond to sensitive conversations with coworkers, management, and/or clients.

Why mastering soft skills equals success in the veterinary field

August 14, 2018

In veterinary school, students learn hard skills, the tangible, technical assets that allow us to perform our jobs. Mastery of these skills is vital, but so is developing a complementary set of skills: soft skills.
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