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The Ultimate Recruiting and Retention Strategy for Brokerages

November 17 2017

Accessing and keeping the best talent is key to success in real estate. Your approach to hiring should be a company-wide project. Every member of your team should be responsible for making a contribution to your brand message.

Many of the largest organizations in the industry are looking to the tech community for insights on how to onboard and keep the best talent.

Here are five ways that we've learned to optimize our approach to recruiting and retention.

Track Recruiting Efforts Like a Marketing Campaign

The fact is, your recruiting efforts ARE a marketing campaign—so track your recruiting efforts like one.

Using advanced metrics and empirical measurements are key to developing recruitment techniques that attract high quality talent.

Convey Value Proposition via Culture

The proof is in your people. If you have a high quality culture, your team members will show it in everything they do. A satisfied and motivated team member is your best recruitment tool.

Don't Confine Yourself to Job Boards

LinkedIn and other job boards are powerful tools, but don't let them be the extent of your recruiting outreach.

Remember, your efforts need to be more like marketing. That means proactively and credibly pushing the message that your firm is the best place to work.

Beyond Compensation

Compensation may be a candidate's bottom line—but it's far from the whole story. According to a 2012 study by Net Impact, 58 percent of students said they would accept lower pay to work for a company that shared their values.

If you appeal to their deeper nature sincerely, you can curate an intensely motivated and loyal team.

Fast Is Slow, Slow Is Quick

Remember, that which is expedient is usually short lived. Developing long term relationships at the expense of short term gains can be a plus. In this industry, you can develop connections that can turn into partnerships later.

To view the original article, visit the VScreen blog.