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  <title>CBP 303: How to Manage Staff Without Overwhelming Them (While Still Getting Results)</title>
  <description>Most practice owners don’t just struggle with hiring these days... &amp;amp;nbsp; They struggle with what happens after hiring. Because once someone is in the role, a new tension shows up if you’re not a seasoned manager/CEO: Am I asking too much? Am I not being clear enough? Am I giving too much constructive criticism… or not enough? And underneath all of that is a bigger fear: “If I push too hard, I might lose them.” This episode tackles that exact problem. Not from theory. From a real scenario inside one of my coaching calls, where a practice owner is trying to manage a part-time admin and isn’t sure if the issue is workload, communication, or competency. What You’ll Learn in This Episode   How to determine whether your employee is overloaded—or underperforming   Why a lot feedback fails to instill your desired change (even when it’s accurate)   How to give feedback in a way that actually gets implemented   A simple weekly meeting structure that eliminates constant micromanaging   How to decide when to train more vs. when to replace   USEFUL INFORMATION:  Check out our course:&amp;amp;nbsp;Cash-Based Practice Freedom 2.0 </description>
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  <author_url>https://drjarodcarter.com</author_url>
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