When to Call it Quits on an Employee
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Show Notes
The hardest decision any leader must make is when to ultimately call it quits on an employee. It is a gut wrenching process that cannot be taken lightly. In this episode, Dr. Kuba and Bethany discuss the importance of giving a team member every opportunity to be successful, and it is important for the practice leader to consider changing the person’s roles and responsibilities to better fit his or her strengths. However, when all options fail, a practice leader must make a decision to part ways with the employee. Listen in to hear all of the thought processes behind this grueling decision.
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