An epidemic of job burnout for pharmacist-owners
Job burnout impacts not just the pharmacists and their enjoyment of work, but also everyone in their circle—staff, family and customers. It can also take a financial toll, adversely affecting their job performance and their interest in running the business.
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7/23/2024
6 accounting issues pharmacist-owners face when selling
There are good business reasons to adopt sound accounting practices. Detailed, exact books can help you assess your pharmacy’s financial performance and find areas of strength, weakness, opportunity and risk. They also make your life a lot easier when you have to deal with regulators, tax authorities or financial institutions. But they are absolutely essential when you want to sell your business for a good price.
5/28/2024
When selling a pharmacy, every team needs a quarterback
A transition quarterback is primarily an intermediary and an overseer—sort of a “white hat” for the sale project—who ensures that everyone on the team is working together, getting along, and moving in the same direction: towards a satisfactory sale of your business. Without an effective leader, the transition team experience can go wrong in a whole bunch of ways.
5/7/2024
Make fun a serious business in your pharmacy
It's an often-overlooked feature of high-performing workplaces, but good bosses know that fun can be a great stress reliever, team-builder and motivator. When you make your workplace more fun, you can foster higher employee engagement, which makes it easier to keep and attract staff.
