LNP 149 My Biggest Nightmare Client and What I Learned from Him
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Business intuition is a lot like clinical intuition. You learned as a clinical nurse that some nurses have intuition about a patient. They might say, “Something is not right with this person. I need to get help.” There may be subtle signs of a change. Something is off. The concerned nurse mobilizes the healthcare team to get the patient the attention he needs. In this episode I am going to tell you about one of the biggest nightmare clients I ever dealt with and what it cost me.
Listen in as Pat Iyer chats about these points
- How to listen to your business intuition
- Why “your gut” can tell you that you should not work with this client
- The subtle red flags were you can spot at the beginning abut nightmare clients
- A list of the warning signs to pay attention to
- How a nightmare client’s smiles turned into screams
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Pat Iyer has been a legal nurse consultant since 1987 when she first began reviewing cases as an expert witness. She achieved national prominence through her texts and many contributions to the legal nurse consulting field. She shares lessons from the school of hard knocks in this podcast.