Mentorship, whether one-on-one or as part of a team, is a great way to ensure a new generation of luxury agents benefits from the wisdom of their established peers.
Source: Inman News
‘What I’ve learned about mentoring in 30 years of real estate’
Published in 'What I’ve learned about mentoring in 30 years of real estate', Agent, Aldo Congi, becoming a mentor, Bill Bluhm, Jeanne Posillico Leonard, Linda Guy, Lorraine Hunt Kopacz, mentee, sotheby's international real estate, Sponsored and Sponsored Sections
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