What are your thoughts on boundaries in private service? What do you tell your staff? How do you train them to understand where the line is?
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Cleaning a Rare Book Collection
Kimberly Varney
5 min read 970 words 376 views The favorite place for the family to gather in the winter is the library; It’s cozy and warm. There’s a stone fireplace, plush club chairs, and a sense…...
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Opening a Winter Home | A Checklist for Estate Managers
M.F. Marcum
As keepers of the household’s standards, Estate Managers are responsible for overseeing every aspect of the home's readiness, from safety checks to aesthetic presentation. Their efforts help to ensure a seamless transition, allowing the family to immediately enjoy their winter home. This checklist will help make sure nothing is overlooked when moving to a seasonal residence.
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Slack for Your Estate Team
Kimberly Varney
Of all of the things that need to be streamlined and organized, communication should be at the top of any Estate Manager's list. Slack pulls a huge portion of minor texts and emails out of your inbox and into a repository for the entire team to reference and creates a platform for targeted group communication. Here's how to set up Slack for your team. PRO MEMBER CONTENT
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