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EPISODE · May 8, 2025 · 38 MIN

EP 51: This Is Why No One Wants to Work for You (or With You)

from Private Practice Playbook · host Scheduling Institute

In this eye-opening episode, Jay Geier delivers a hard truth: if you're struggling to hire or keep great people, the problem might be you. From outdated recruiting methods to cultures that unintentionally drive talent away, Jay breaks down what’s really going on—and how to turn it around.    You’ll learn how to shift your mindset from just “filling a role” to building your dream team, how to become the kind of leader top performers are drawn to, and what high-performing practices do to naturally attract and retain great people.   If you’ve ever been ghosted after posting a job or felt blindsided when a key team member walked out the door, this episode is your wake-up call. Join us June 12–14 at the Cobb Galleria in Atlanta for a 3-day course about this important topic.   Learn directly from Jay Geier, Dr. Bill Dorfman, and Eric Termuende- plus real doctors running multimillion-dollar practices will share what actually works.    Two seats included, but spots are filling fast.  Call 678-456-5921 or go to JUNE EVENT (jaygeierevents.com/june) to lock in your seats now! 

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