Great team leaders focus on business development and agent development, and the results can be staggering, coach Verl Workman writes.
Source: Inman News
How to motivate, inspire and train your team amid disruption
Published in Agent, back to basics, Brokerage, disruption, disruptive, industry disruption, market conditions, real estate industry disruption, Select, service, teams, theme-month-202409 and verl workman
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