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3 Comments on Arrogance in recruiting personified- an ad that just is full of holes
I just wonder how those 1100 are going to survive. When recruiting is done for quantity, that isn't fair to anyone. This is not a time to snow someone into getting into this business. It isn't easy right now, and even the diligent are struggling. Not everyone, but a lot are. I truly think agents getting in right now should be working another job as well, unless they are going into a sucessful short sale and or REO team.
Steve - I've always wondered why so many real estate brokerages boast about how many agents they have rather than how much their agents are actually producing. In the mortgage industry it's quite different; we are paid to produce and if we don't produce, our contracts are not renewed.
Here at Cobalt, we have an annual production we must meet in order to stay on year after year. Maybe if more real estate brokerages operated the same way, we would see more productive agents rather more of the less productive ones. JMHO
Hmmm I would say there is more to the story. 1100 agents, 12 per office or 1 per month is an accomplishment in many ways. What was not disclosed in your message was the particular markets that recruited and what were their growth opportunities, it could very well be in this particular instance 12 per office and 1 per month was excellent numbers.
Showing that people still want to join your firm\organization is a strong message to promote. PPP is something a "new to the business' person would not know to ask.
Too vague details gievn to be able to provide a fair comment via a short blog entry.
If you would like to tell me who the company is I would be happy to contact them directly to see if we could boost that number even higher!
Hope you are doing well!!!