Words become reality.
A trial day should create clarity, not new uncertainty.
Before someone arrives at a dental practice, I would clarify five things: purpose, contact person, duration, schedule and feedback.
Swipe through. The questions seem small, but determine whether the day feels prepared or improvised.
After the visit, a professional should better understand how collaboration works. The practice should be equally clear about what it wanted to learn.
Which information must be included in the invitation?
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