|Articles|April 23, 2020

Is it OK to ask doctors working for a potential employer how much they earn?

Author(s)Jeffrey Bendix, Senior Editor

Richard Roberts, MD, says asking peoples’ salaries is perfectly acceptable, since they’re going to be your colleagues and business partners.

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