Significant Career Lesson From A Real Estate Advisor At The Agency
Mark's significant career lesson is to "always take the high road," maintaining professionalism even in a competitive market like Arizona real estate with its "90,000 real estate agents," as this builds a strong reputation within the industry's close-knit community. This approach, advising team members to "act like somebody's watching," ultimately benefits their career in the long run.
Professionalism, Ethics, Reputation Management, Networking, Teamwork
Advizer Information
Name
Job Title
Company
Undergrad
Grad Programs
Majors
Industries
Job Functions
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Mark Sloat
Real Estate Advisor
Sloat Group at The Agency
Arizona State University
Bachelors Degree
General Studies / Not Applicable
Real Estate
Communication and Marketing
None Applicable
Video Highlights
1. Always take the high road in your career; your reputation will follow you.
2. The real estate community, while large, is also relatively small, so your actions matter.
3. Always act professionally and do the right thing, even when nobody is watching.
Transcript
Q11: Significant lesson - career
What is one lesson you've learned that has proven significant in your career?
I would say to always take the high road. That often comes back in spades, so I would always tell my team to act like somebody's watching.
Everything you're doing to help a client or learn about a property, whatever it might be, always do the right thing. Because that reputation, even though there are over 90,000 real estate agents, or there were a couple years ago out here in Arizona, it's still a pretty small community.
So always act with professionalism and take the high road and pay.
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