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Creating a Powerful LinkedIn Profile

Date: August 27, 2019

You never get a second chance to make a first impression. These days, your first contact with a potential employer usually isn’t a phone call or a handshake. To land a job, your online presence is increasingly as important as your resume. LinkedIn is an important way potential employers are likely...

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Curb Appeal: What Do Potential Associates Look for in an Opportunity?

Date: August 20, 2019

Thousands of practices throughout the country are competing for the attention of a finite number of Optometrists and Ophthalmologists to become their next associates. For practice owners, attracting and hiring top talent can be a major challenge. Today’s associates are looking for opportunities for professional growth, income growth potential and a...

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What to Do When an Associate Doesn’t Want to Renew Their Contract

Date: August 15, 2019

Maybe the contract renewal has been with the associate for a while and you’re hearing radio silence. Maybe they’ve told you they have no interest in renewing. Either way, you find yourself in limbo while you consider your next move. While every situation has factors that make it unique, here are...

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Preparing for Popular Associate Optometrist & Ophthalmologist Interview Questions

Date: August 13, 2019

Hiring managers can only learn so much through a resume. If you’ve made the cut to visit the office for an interview, it means the practice wants to dig deeper. This is your chance to articulate your personal passion for the industry, patients, and the procedures you perform. Preparing before the...

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Does a Toxic Office Environment Impact Your Bottom Line?

Date: June 11, 2019

Studies have demonstrated that office culture and the relationships developed between staff play a major role in job satisfaction and employee stability. In an interview with Forbes, author of Hiring for Attitude, Mark Murphy, talked about his research that looked at 20,000 new hires and found that a majority of the...

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