Weekly Roundup 06.14.21

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For our newest Vetcove Employee Spotlight we wanted to give you a little peek behind the curtain and introduce you to one of our many software engineers that helps make Vetcove tick… Gabi Brik! Gabi is amazingly talented and is one of the brains behind many of the newest Vetcove features you know and love.

Favorite thing about working at Vetcove? “We heavily rely on and respect our clinics’ input! Soon after a feature for the website is requested, the team is hard at work, collaborating together and trying to make dreams come true!”

What do you do when you’re not working? “Outside of work, you can catch me reading for Vetcove’s internal book club, listening to podcasts, walking my dog, swimming in the ocean, or trying to fill out the “Buy 10, Get 1 Free” cards from the local bubble tea shops!”

What is your favorite Vetcove tool or feature? “The File Exports Page! I had a lot of fun enabling the site’s visitors to download their invoices and orders directly from the website.”

Dog person or cat person? “Dog person! Although I have grown quite fond of the stray cat that frequents my parents’ porch.”

If you had to eat one type of cuisine for the rest of your life, what would it be? “Mediterranean! I think it would be hard to get bored of the savory salads, meat, and never-ending plates of hummus and pita.”

What would you say to a clinic that isn’t using Vetcove? “But have you heard of our cashback deals????”

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