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All social posts LinkedIn · August 22, 2026

What a practice review looks like on my screen

Four views sit side by side:
the Google search for the practice name
the homepage
the vacancy
the first contact on a phone

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What a practice review looks like on my screen — Original German media (1/1)
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August 22, 2026
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Rafael Hager
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Translated from Rafael Hager’s German original. Images and videos remain in German.

This is what a practice review looks like on my screen.

Four views sit side by side:
the Google search for the practice name
the homepage
the vacancy
the first contact on a phone

I check them in the order a professional sees them.

On Google: what impression forms before the first click?

On the website: can you find the workplace, or only the treatments?

In the job ad, I mark unanswered questions:
Which days will you work?
How early is the roster confirmed?
Who handles onboarding?
What does support for further training actually mean?

Finally, I go through the route to initial contact myself.

Does an interested person have to upload a CV and cover letter straight away? Or can they first ask easily whether the role is a fit?

Those four views determine the order of revisions.

Where would that journey probably break first at your practice?

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