Private Practice Profits
n the episode you’ll hear Dr. Michael Neal and Scott Sigman discuss:
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Why deciding which resume looks best is a waste of time.
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+ How hiring has changed during COVID-19 in optometry and other medical private practices (and how to deal with it).
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In the episode you’ll hear Dr. Michael Neal and Harrison Tang discuss:
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In the episode you’ll hear Dr. Michael Neal and Mark Hinton discuss:
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• How a chiropractor built his practice from scratch, in a rural area, following his near-death accident.
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In the episode you’ll hear Dr. Bill Williams and Dr. Michael Neal discuss:
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In the episode you’ll hear author Will Scott and Dr. Michael Neal, the CEO of Build My Team, discuss:
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In the episode you'll hear:
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In the episode you’ll hear Dr. Bill Williams interview Dr. Michael Neal, the CEO of Build My Team discuss:
info_outlineDr. Michael Neal and Frank Tuffy are joined this week by Dr. Jeremy Weisz to turn the tables on them and interview the hosts. Join them as they talk about the Build My Team process, the pitfalls of hiring based on emotion, and why resumes are not as reliable as they used to be.
Highlights:
[2:14] Hiring based upon a resume is not as reliable as it used to be
[5:38] How the Build My Team system evaluates skill sets
[8:35] Hiring bad talent costs a company a lot of money
[10:57] Build My Team uses scientific assesment tools from the field of psychology
[14:20] The interview process does not provide an accurate picture of who the applicant is
[17:15] The client experience at Build My Team
[21:35] Hiring based on emotion can create problems
For show notes and links, visit: https://buildmyteam.com/podcast-ep1/