Role Creep Teaches Your Team Their Time Isn’t Valuable
A therapist finishes a double-booked afternoon, wipes down the tables, folds a load of laundry, takes out the bathroom trash, checks the voicemail because the front desk got buried, and then gets asked if she can help plan the staff birthday lunch. That slow pile-up has a name: role creep. None of those tasks sounds […]
When Your Clinician Starts Looking for a Side Hustle
When a good clinician starts asking about a side hustle, it is usually a retention signal, not disloyalty. Here is how to read it and what to do.