
“Is It a Real Problem?”: How to Spot When a Behavior Needs Addressing
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In this episode of Choose People Love Pets, Brianna Armstrong, DVM, and Phoebe Valdez, hospital manager and mom, unpack the tricky—but vital—question: How do you know when a team member’s behavior needs to be addressed?
They explore:
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The difference between a bad day and a behavior pattern
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The importance of early conversations and how to avoid big issues later
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How to spot red flags like impact on clients, team morale, and culture
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What to do when multiple people are reporting a concern
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The value of feedback that leads with care, curiosity, and clarity
You’ll hear practical strategies, personal experiences, and a “leadership insider challenge” at the end to help you take action in your hospital this week.
🔍 Key Takeaways:
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One time = mistake. Two times = message. Three times = pattern.
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Check your gut—if it’s keeping you up at night, it’s time to talk.
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Feedback should never be shameful; it should be intentional, compassionate, and values-based.
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Addressing small things early builds trust and prevents burnout.
💡 Leadership Challenge:
What’s something you’ve been tolerating that needs a conversation? Go have it.
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