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Originally Posted by kalina82  Oh i agree that there are plenty of unemployed people that could do office management work. I've seen people come in for receptionist jobs with tons of experience and they just can't hack it in the veterinary field (don't know if human doctor receptionists deal with the same sort of crap but its probably very similar). Unfortunately the receptionists always draws the short stick. They get the brunt of everyone's frustration, clients and vet's a like. I worked as a receptionist and it was horrible *shudders*. I will never do that again in a vet's office. |
Im sure it not the most glam job in the world and im sure there are stresses. There are low level workers that everyday deal with stressed from people because they are credit collectors and other jobs of the type and yes maybe there is a higher turnover rate in those type of jobs but theres always a new worker willing to do it. I see all your points really I do Im just giving a business person perspective to it. Vets should be concerned about building a reputation because most people who do it do it by word of mouth. Who is your vet? What kind of care do they give? How do they treat pets? How do they treat you as the pet owner?