What do you think is the least stressful job to have in vetmed?

Any idea how long FIS global Pune is allowing WFH?

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Anyone in the Chicago area looking for an admin role? If so, send me a message & I’ll send you the link to a req that is open on my team.

Hi everyone, how is OW in the middle east?

In terms of culture, career progression and projects?

Are their projects more into strategy or how exactly?

Has anyone here been able to make keto work with running (20+ miles a week) and a consulting lifestyle? I feel great on keto (kills inflammation) and great when running regularly

I was just asked to relocate to a different city. The move will come with a raise and promotion, but I'm conflicted. I enjoy where I live right now and I like being close to my family. Would love some advice.

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Good sushi place recommendations? Looking for Omakase for $100-200 pp

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Guys please help. Trying to decide Breitling vs Omega. The models I am looking are the two below. Cost about the same.

Anyone who has 2+ years of experience in Salesforce. There are openings in Accenture.

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Anybody living in switzerland? Keen to escape the German political corona madness and looking for job opps/referrals in switzerland

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How is everyone doing? And are you currently working while everything is going on?

Favorite part of being a vet?

An adorable yellow lab puppy came in today after swallowing a spoon. What’s your strangest foreign body case so far?

I need help. I think I’m being underpaid at my job I’ve been at for 3 1/2 years. I’m a full time receptionist for a veterinary hospital but I also manage the reception area (I answer all questions and if someone makes a mistake I’m the one the fix it) and am an in house trained veterinary assistant but can do a techs job (unlicensed) and I do help the technicians out anytime they need and I’m only getting paid $13 an hour while a crew member at arbys gets paid $15 . What should I do ?

I’m a tech at an overwhelmed clinic. The money-hungry owner keeps hiring assistants with 0 experience to save money and the place is falling apart as a result. Do I try to make the argument for getting experienced help, or is it time to run?

Unpopular opinion: as a vet, I can assure animals can be as mean as human beings, they just can't speak up for you to know. And they also have the power to dislike you.

Do you have a clinic cat? How do you keep them safe from the other animals?

I’m a very experienced veterinary assistant who has been doing this job for about 4 years in total however because of my skill level I would say I am more of an unlicensed technician. I’m looking for input on what I should ask for a raise. Given the minimum wage, I make about $5 over but that hasn’t really changed to match inflation of living, etc and truly feel like I should be making a decent amount more given my skills. Any helpful advice?

How do you address pay discrepancies? I just found out a VT hired a year after me, with less experience, is making $2 more an hour. She was hired when they were desperate for staff which I’m guessing is why, but I’ve felt bitter ever since finding out.

What is a good gift for a recent vet school grad?

What are your recommendations for cloud-based veterinary practice management software?

What kind of discounts does your clinic offer staff?

Veterinary tech here. I don't know many others who wouldn't complain about taking work home but honestly I feel like I would be willing to pay people to watch their puppies for the weekend, I love my job

What would you like dog trainers to add to obedience classes that would make your job easier?

What is the most memorable thing a client has ever said to you?

I’ve noticed an increase in clients discussing breeding their pets. Animals that, IMO, definitely should not be bred. What do you say to encourage the client to reconsider?

My favorite coworker is Max, he's a grizzled tomcat we tended to (and neutered, of course) after he was hit by a car, and he's lived at our vet clinic for almost 3 years. He makes everyone’s day and people stop in just to see him

How do you remind yourself why you got into the field in the first place? Sometimes it feels like my passion for the job is long gone.

Hey! I’m a freshman and will be shadowing a vet for my first time next week. Any tips for how to make the most of the experience?

For those who have done a volunteer placement with WVS, what was your experience like?

Is at home service still as popular as it was during the pandemic?