Our highest award at EXIT Realty is symbolized by a man chiseling himself from a block of stone; a self-made man creating his own reality. We chose this symbol because everyone is a work in progress. Even our top achievers can achieve more. They are limitless. Everyone wants to be a part of something better, even people at the height of their career.
Source: Inman News
Leaders who wanted to achieve something more
Published in agent recruiting, Brokerage, brokerage selection, exit realty, franchise, hiring, HR, human resources, Leaders who wanted to achieve something more, Melissa Shea, Mike Wohl, real estate, recruiting, Rick DeLuca, selection, Sponsored and Tami Bonnell
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