How to avoid conflict with new associates

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How to avoid conflict with new associates

Mar 23, 2009
By: Christine Merle, DVM, MBA, CVPM
FIRSTLINE

When the new doctor rolls in, it can be tough for team members to adapt. But conflict isn't necessary. Dr. Christine Merle, MBA, CVPM, with Brakke Consulting in Dallas explains how to get along with green associates. (Click here if you can't view the video.)

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