4 tips to boosting team productivity in the new world
As we enter a time of recovery, our eyes go toward rebuilding. Team leaders can start with improving team productivity using these tips. Continue reading
As we enter a time of recovery, our eyes go toward rebuilding. Team leaders can start with improving team productivity using these tips. Continue reading
Working from home is very quickly becoming the norm in today’s world. To make sure you’re keeping productivity levels up for both you and your team, here are a few things you’ll need to double down on when managing a team virtually. Continue reading
Even though nobody knows what lies ahead, a great leader should be capable of reacting effectively when faced with uncertainty. Here’s what excellent crisis leadership looks like in a time like this. Continue reading
A positive team experience can reduce turnover, increase productivity and boost customer satisfaction. Here are 20 things you should be thinking about when cultivating a dynamic environment for your team Continue reading
Creating a culture of accountability is the single most important key to increasing the per-person productivity on your team. This one system has surpassed anything else in efficiency and effectiveness in Chris Pollinger’s 25 years in real estate. Continue reading
This year the strong will not only survive but also thrive. The pros do what it takes – that’s why they control 90% of the market activity. Continue reading
Success rises and falls on your team’s ability to generate income. In order to remain profitable as a team, keep these ten things in mind.
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After attending the California Association of Realtors’ WomanUp! conference, luxury real estate specialist Chris Pollinger calls on the industry to focus on better recognizing women’s contributions in the workplace. Continue reading
In order to have your team coast profitably through Q1, it will take a burst of 42 days of effort. Continue reading
Most teams wait too long to hire admin people and are too quick to bring on agents. The sole reason your team should be expanding is to provide better service to your clients. Continue reading