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All social posts Instagram · August 17, 2026

What the existing practice team takes on because a role is vacant

The work lands somewhere. A colleague sees more patients. Practice management postpones tasks. Or a service is left unattended.

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What the existing practice team takes on because a role is vacant — Original German media (1/1)
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August 17, 2026
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Translated from Rafael Hager’s German original. Images and videos remain in German.

A vacancy does not simply stay empty.

The work lands somewhere. A colleague sees more patients. Practice management postpones tasks. Or a service is left unattended.

Before making a vacancy visible, I want to understand that consequence. Not for drama, but so the campaign says what the new professional is really needed for day to day.

Which task is your team carrying because someone is missing?

#PraxisRecruiting #Mitarbeitergewinnung #Praxisalltag #SchweizerPraxen #Arbeitgeberkommunikation #Fachkraefte #Kotodama

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