How you could apply the aspect at your current place of work

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Discussion: Scripps Recruitment and Interview Process

After watching the video titled Scripps*, (also located in the Learn section), isolate one aspect of the Scripps recruitment and interview process that could be most attributable to Scripps' ample supply of registered nurses. Explain how you could apply this aspect at your current (or former) place of work.

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