9 questions speech pathology practice owners and supervisors should ask employees in one-to-one supervision sessions

9 questions speech pathology practice owners and supervisors should ask employees in one-to-one supervision sessions

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9 questions speech pathology practice owners and supervisors should ask employees in one-to-one supervision sessions:

  1. If we could improve in any way, how would we do it?
  2. What’s the number one problem with our practice? Why?
  3. What’s not fun about working here?
  4. Who’s doing a great job? Whom do you admire?
  5. If you were me, what changes would you make?
  6. What don’t you like about our services for clients?
  7. What’s the biggest opportunity we’re missing out on?
  8. What are we not doing that we should be doing?
  9. Are you happy working here?

Source: Horowitz, B. (2014). The Hard Thing About Hard Things. Harper Collins, NY, NY.

9 questions speech pathology practice owners and supervisors should ask employees in supervision sessions

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