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Leadership & Team Management Flashcards

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  1. During an interview for a kennel technician, which question is legally inappropriate in the U.S.?

    Answer: Are you planning to have children soon?

    Questions about family plans can lead to discrimination claims under federal law.

  2. A manager holds a brief meeting at the start of each shift. What is the main benefit?

    Answer: Communicating special-needs animals, meds, and priorities to the whole team

    Pre-shift huddles align the team on critical animal care details and assignments.

  3. Cross-training staff in front desk, kennel, and play-group roles mainly improves what?

    Answer: Flexibility to cover absences and a better understanding of operations

    Cross-trained teams can fill gaps without compromising care when someone is out.

  4. A dog bites an employee during play group. After first aid, what should the supervisor do?

    Answer: Complete an incident report, review the cause, and follow local bite-reporting rules

    Bites must be documented and may be legally reportable; review prevents recurrence.

  5. Which approach best builds trust between a new manager and an established team?

    Answer: Listening to staff input, being consistent, and following through on commitments

    Consistency and genuine listening build credibility with experienced staff.

  6. What is the purpose of a regular performance review for boarding staff?

    Answer: To discuss strengths, gaps, goals, and development in a documented way

    Reviews formalize ongoing feedback and set development goals.

  7. An employee is injured lifting a heavy dog onto a grooming table. Which preventive measure should leadership implement?

    Answer: Team-lift policies, proper lifting training, and equipment like ramps or lift tables

    Ergonomic training and equipment reduce musculoskeletal injuries, a leading kennel injury.

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