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19 for 2019 in healthcare facilities
We are blessed to speak with many interesting professionals who work in this unique discipline of healthcare facilities management. If you took the time to speak with us this year,…
The Facility Pro’s Toolbox
We care about your healthcare career. And because we work daily in healthcare facilities management and healthcare facilities management only, we want to pass along some recommendations that can help…
9 must-do’s in 2020
As you look ahead to your healthcare facilities management career in 2020, make it your goal to accomplish the nine items below to help you advance your career in the…
Why we fear Friday afternoon
Historically, I had a bittersweet relationship with Friday afternoons. You may, too. Vividly I recall working in healthcare facilities, the apprehension I felt as the clock ticked past 4 pm:…
Why manager’s should care about Bill Belichick’s 300th win
Fans of the National Football League are tired of the New England Patriots. They are sick of the winning, they are sick of the familiar faces of Tom Brady and Bill Belichek, they are sick of the shots of falling fall leaves from Foxborough Center.
Tales from the Front
When I hear faceless internet recruiting behemoths Indeed and Zip Recruiter advertise on terrestrial radio, my blood pressure rises with multiple thoughts running through my head. First, as a competitor…
Indeed, we are career builders
We care about your healthcare facilities career. And because we are healthcare recruiters and educators who work daily in healthcare facilities management, we want to pass along some career recommendations…
Number 2 is OK
You are a busy healthcare professional. Do you have a personal succession planning strategy? You manage employees, oversee infrastructure, QC completed work orders and PMs, ensure that Life Safety remains…
Coin-flip managers and employee retention
Like asparagus on the dinner plate, touchy-feeliness in the work place is not welcome. You see it, you avoid it. Last week we wrote a piece in support of touchy-feeliness…