Written by Shaz Memon
The business may have its doors shut, or on a skeleton emergency service right now, but you don’t have to be seeing patients or clients to be “working”. We all know that a successful business has a lot of moving parts. You and your team can now finally do all the things that give your business that edge on efficiency and growth. This is all, of course, subject to a team member not being on Furlough Leave. Employees should not be asked to do any work while they are essentially laid off from work.
The time will come when we are past this pandemic and will be saying again, “I wish there were more hours in the day”. That time has come now, and we can all get together to devote some serious time, focus and energy into improving your business. We must all take advantage of this time to build the best versions of our enterprises that ever existed. Not just for the betterment of your company functions, but a better experience for your patients or clients.
Also, another great thing about this time is that those who previously critiqued inefficient parts of the business that need change, now have the opportunity to offer their insights and suggestions. How powerful is it that their voice can be heard, and they will be responsible for bringing about important change? That is certainly something to be proud of for any team member.
The next step in the COVID-19 BUSINESS SURVIVAL PLANNING WORKBOOK will be the delegation step.
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What sort of work can dental practice teams conduct from home?
In this multi-part article series, I will be guiding you through exercises equipped with downloads that you can put into practice right away.
Every team member has a different perspective on the business. You may (or may not) share the same vision and values. THE CONSULTATION exercise will get you to see and hear all team members and hear about where they feel weaknesses and strengths lie. This exercise will also give you a feel for how engaged team members are, by seeing how much effort they put into their answers.