Section 1.1 Flashcards

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What does interactive mean?

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Influencing or having any effect on each other

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What is an interview?

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Where a conversation where questions are asked and answers are giving

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What are interview questions?

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Questions use during a formal meeting to evaluate another persons ability to perform a job

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What is an interview process

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A formal meeting in which one or more persons question, consult, or evaluate another person usually in the context of the hiring process

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What is the term used when one researcher collects and evaluates information with the intent of confirming facts or truth of a situation?

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Investigation

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What’s the term for a written summary listing the elements of a particular job or occupation. The tasks duties are

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Job description

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What are job duties?

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Tasks and responsibilities one must perform on a job

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Term for a survey given to employees were the intent of the questions is meant to help determine the level of contentment or sat

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Job satisfaction survey

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What is a knowledge gap?

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An area of knowledge or training that is absent in an individual department or company

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Define leadership

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The art of guiding people in a manner that command their respect, confidence and wholehearted cooperation

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What is a learning style?

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The way in which an individual prefers and is most successful at learning. For example, visual, auditory, kinesthetic, tactile and analytical.

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12
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The consequences of being involved in something determined by law

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Legal implications

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The method of leadership that an administrator usually employees when running a business

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Management style

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The limit to the amount of money one can deduct from their salary to place in a retirement account

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Maximum contribution

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15
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To intervene between people in a dispute in order to bring about an agreement or reconciliation

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Mediate

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16
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An informal relationship where I’m more experienced individual offers guidance or advice to a less experienced colleague

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Mentorship

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Written or recorded documentation used to inform attendees or non-attendees what was discussed at a meeting

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Meeting minutes

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What is a mission statement?

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A statement of the role, or purpose by which a practice intends to serve its stakeholders

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The process of stimulating people to accomplish goals

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Motivation

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A strategic discussion that resolves an issue in a way that both parties find acceptable generally, each party tries to persuade the other to his or her point of view

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Negotiations

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What is on boarding?

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Planned process of welcoming, orienting, and training a new employee

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The term for when a health insurance company is required to accept applicants without regard to health history

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Open enrolment

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Ah phrase, indicating that the manager is available, to every employee to encourage open communication feedback and discussion

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Open door policy

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Definition of participation

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Taking part and something

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25
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Communicating with a client to define a specific time for their visit

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Patient scheduling

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What is a peer evaluation?

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Evaluating the creative work or performance by other people in the same field to maintain or enhance the quality of work

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What is a performance evaluation?

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A system used to determine and report, however well an individual has performed during a period of time

28
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What is a pip?

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A performance improvement plan, which is aimed to improve and employees performance or behaviour

29
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Term for a specific set of systems or principles the guide the decision making of the practice

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Policy

30
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Define positive discipline

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A model used by school’s parents and in workplaces that focus on positive behavior. Based on the idea, there are no bad individuals just good and bad behaviors.

31
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Define adverse action

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Denial of employment or any other decision for employment purposes, that adversely affect any current or respective employee, the employer must provide notice

32
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The term to determine the order in dealing or completing tasks in relation to their importance

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Prioritizing

33
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Define procedure

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Affixed, step-by-step sequence of activities that must be followed in the same order to correctly. Perform a task.

34
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What is progressive discipline?

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Using increasingly severe steps or measures when an employee fails to correct a problem after being given a reasonable opportunity to do so

35
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When a class of people with a common characteristic who are legally protected from employment discrimination referred to

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Protected class awareness

36
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For insurance purposes, what is a change in your life that can make you eligible for a special enrollment period

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Qualified event

37
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The term for any modification or adjustment to a job or work environment that will enable an employee with a disability to participate or be able to perform their job

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Reasonable accommodation

38
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Contacting previous employers of a job applicant to determine their job history

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Reference checks

39
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To complete paperwork and payment for a continuing education event

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Registration

40
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Define regency error

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When in an evaluator relies on the most recent occurrence of the employee in a performance appraisal 

41
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What is RACE mean?

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Registry of Approved Continuing Education - a program that develops and applies uniform standards for continuing education in veterinary medicine 

42
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Define relief veterinarian

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A Doctor Who works for veterinary hospitals on a temporary basis. Also called a Locum.

43
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What does results-oriented mean

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Used to describe knowing what results are important, and focussing resources to achieve them

44
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Sometimes used in training sessions where one changes one’s behaviour to assume a rule

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Role-playing

45
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What is a severance package?

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Pay and or benefits that employees receive when they leave employment at a company

46
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Term for a persons range of skills or abilities

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Skill sets

47
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What is staff meeting facilitation mean?

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The act of planning and conducting a staff meeting

48
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Term for how many support staff are on duty to compare to number of doctors on duty

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Support staff to DVM ratio

49
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Term for placing an employee temporarily off duty, usually as part of a progressive disciplinary action

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Suspension

50
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Term for a set of detailed methods, procedures, and routines, created to carry out a specific activity duty or solve a problem

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Systems

51
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What is teambuilding?

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To use different types of activities to enhance social relations and clarify team members rules. Helps with interpersonal problems that affect team functionality.

52
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What is a team interview?

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A type of employment interview involving participation of two or more current employees

53
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Requests for time when you are not wanting to work

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Time off requests

54
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The systematic way to record items that need to be completed

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To do list

55
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The term for everything the practice provides an exchange for working that includes wages and benefits

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Total compensation or compensation package

56
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Teaching skill set to employees

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Training

57
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Define unemployed

A

Being without a paid job but able to work

58
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What are vendor appointments?

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Specific time scheduled with an outside party to discuss products and supplies for the business

59
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A statement that defines and clarifies the direction in which an organization needs to move

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Vision statement

60
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The assessment of the salaries employees are paid were decisions are made on whether an increase should be made

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Wage review

61
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What is a whistleblower?

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A person who exposes any kind of information or activity that is deemed illegal, dishonest within an organization

62
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Define workflow

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The progression of steps that comprise a work process, a repeatable pattern of activity

63
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What is a working interview?

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To have a potential employee prove their job skills by having them perform the duties alongside their future coworkers. An opportunity to ensure they are a good fit.

64
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A claim in breach of contract for the ending of an employment contract by an employer, for some unlawful reason

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Wrongful discharge or wrongful dismissal