Perspective aside, right is right and so on and so on.
You have to also remember the AR guys are computer/Internet/website types as opposed to the real estate background of most of their 'customers' here.
They seem to lean towards the tech and "Helpful Harry" type of posts for bonus points; obviously they were not able to see the value in your posting on offices systems or maybe they thought you just copied and pasted it.
I went back and reviewed my point and almost all of my bonus point postings were of the types above.
For what it's worth your systems posting should have been a 400 pointer in my hardly ever humble estimation. ;-)
It was much better and more useful that some of the "nobody like me" postings we've had a run of lately.
Excellent Post! Yesterday I spend the afternoon and early evening showing properties in West Seattle to a couple that I have sold a condo to and they are good friends. After we were through they said they were going to dinner with a friend (that is also a former client of mine) that lives in Everett (about 30 miles north of Seattle). So I got an invitation to dinner. When we got to the Everett house, everyone wanted to view the home that is for sale across the street. So I started looking for my Palm (which is how I access properties) and after a lot of looking realized that it was left in the last home we viewed. I suggested we just go to dinner, since I cannot get them into the home. As I was driving us all to dinner my Everett friend said he couldn't understand why I wasn't in a dither and wanting to rush back and get it. I told him I don't sweat the small stuff. Your blog brings us back to realty. Years ago I volunteered as a telephone worker on the Seattle Crisis Line--it made me feel like "I have no problems."
I went back to your operations guide post. It was a great post! I'm a systems oriented person and I also have an operations manual. We call it the CBA (Current Best Approach) binder. Thanks for posting your outline!
Linda
What a great leveler that is. How dare we whine, when so much of the world has little or nothing. I'm both devastated and humbled.
How lucky we are . . . on our worst day.
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