Consultant Diana Zaya writes that establishing a structured recruitment process, utilizing diverse sources for finding potential agents, and effectively communicating your brokerage’s value proposition, you can attract agents who are ready for change and set them on a path to success.
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5 steps to nail your end-of-year recruitment goals
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