u/Own-Zookeepergame672

What are you battling right now in your practice?

Examples:

- Slow schedule?

- Marketing not converting?

- Insurance problems?

- Staff issues?

- No-shows?

- Patient complaints?

Someone else has gone through the same thing or just fixed it.

nuke for nuke has been hot topic in korean politic with trump pulling back on joint military operation and trump recognizing north korea as nuclear armed country

Hi,
I'm hiring SDR for AI SAAS startup based in USA

Summary

**Role Description**
This is a full-time role. You will be responsible for:
- Making cold outreach calls and booking product demos with practice owners, office managers, and decision-makers.
- Learning how real B2B healthcare sales work

**Qualifications**
- Strong communication skills with the ability to engage thoughtfully with prospects.
- Experience or strong interest in outbound sales, cold outreach, and lead generation.
- Strong commitments in growth initiatives, building market presence, and contributing to early go-to-market execution.
- Comfortable initiating conversations, handling objections, and learning to navigate gatekeepers and decision makers
- Proactive, adaptable, and motivated to thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.
- Prior experience in the healthcare, tech, SaaS, or customer-facing role is a plus.
- Curious, coachable, and committed, to learning B2B SaaS sales, healthcare sales, and the dental practice market.
- Native or near-native fluency with minimal accent

**Expectations**
- Make a minimum of **100 outbound dials per day** to dental practices, including net-new prospects, follow-ups, and scheduled callbacks.
- Book a minimum of 5 qualified demos per week
- Generate consistent outbound activity through a mix of **cold calls, emails and follow-up sequences**.
- Book qualified demos with dental practice owners, office managers, and other decision-makers.
- Maintain accurate and timely CRM records, including call outcomes, prospect notes, follow-up tasks, demo status, and pipeline updates.
- Demonstrate consistency, resilience, and accountability in a high-activity outbound sales environment.

Compensation
$1000 USD a month + 10% bonus on ACV you close

Went from 83 percent to 29 percent chance of qualifying. Will keep updating after every match

https://www.reddit.com/r/KLeague/s/W1pRAbpPey

Edit: Cabo draw and Uruguay losing increased the chance to 42%

Edit: 24 percent after Egypt and Iran draw. two of three needs to happen:

1. Austria to beat Algeria(no draw)
2. Uzebekistan beat drcongo or draw
3. Ghana beats crotia

Edit: Down to the grim: 15%. Both Austria beat algeria and Congo don't lose

Edit: Well see yall in 4 years

Based on betting odds, I modeled each team’s goals as an independent Poisson and ran 300k Monte Carlo iterations.

The 8th-place cut was about 3 points with a goal difference of -1.86. Korea had 3 points with -1. They have about a 28 percent chance of being 7th and 25 percent of being 8th.

We’ll probably end up right above the cutoff, but the model currently shows 83%.

I’ll run the model as the games go on and keep you updated.

Edit: 64 percent after ecuador beat germany and secures 4 points

Edit: 56 percent after japan ties

Edit: 43 percent after Austrailia draws with paraguay. All three games have worked against korea favor today

Edit: 29 percent after senegal 4-0 win

Edit: 42 percent after uruguay getting knocked off

What are you battling right now in your practice?

Examples:

- Slow schedule?

- Marketing not converting?

- Insurance problems?

- Staff issues?

- No-shows?

- Patient complaints?

Someone else has gone through the same thing or just fixed it.

Has any of you tried working on upwork or agency to create an AI video content for the businesses directly? if so, what has been your experience?

https://preview.redd.it/z5lfnr01jp5h1.png?width=821&format=png&auto=webp&s=d903497bb1e680e6c0a9f59478c0c16b3c073dfe

Heard a news that dandy dental(startup that raised 100m+ to be "modern" dental lab) had another round of layoff

Has anyone used dandy? What's your thought on this?

Alumnus of Baruch here, and I wanted to see if anyone is interested in spending the summer more productively by learning tech sales. It’s a bit of a side project that’s gaining traction, I don't have a budget to hire intern yet but can be interesting opportunity for maximum learning experience and getting foot in the door.

Seems like every industry is getting disrupted, do you think dental industry will be one of those? or are there disruption already happening?

There has been a nonstop stream of cars parked just to take pictures, blocking a driveway for both pedestrians and bike riders. I walk my dogs there frequently, and there shouldn’t be any reason why I need to step on the grass just to go around a car that isn’t even theirs.

It also affects the whole neighborhood, where people double park on the side and just won’t leave. There was a Facebook group post recently where someone had to wait 20 minutes, and when they finally asked, the lady said, “Oh, my daughter is taking a picture though, and I can’t miss it.” The entitlement of these people is insane.

There is also the 108 precinct, which doesn’t seem to do anything, and 311 complaints are useless as well.

This has been going on for a few years now, and every summer it seems to be getting worse. At first, it was a couple of cars maybe once a week, taking pictures quietly and leaving after 10 minutes. Now it’s endless waiting, with 100 people showing up, double parking along the entire street, flashing car lights, and causing disturbances every day until 2–3 a.m., with high beams on that block the whole street.

I’m not sure what the best solution is. Maybe installing a sculpture of some kind? Or the community pooling money to install boulders ourselves? If anyone else is interested, I’d be willing to contribute some money toward purchasing a fake boulder - prob will cost ~1k