In our most recent Ask and Expert chat on the Estate Management Network Member’s app, recruiter Marc Sorensen Leandro shared his thoughts on the crucial role of emotional intelligence (EQ) in private service staffing.
Ask an Expert – Marc Sorensen Leandro on Emotional Intelligence in the Job Search
Ask an Expert – Marc Sorensen Leandro on Emotional Intelligence in the Job Search
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The Hierarchy of Estate Management
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Our panel breaks down the key roles of Property Manager, House Manager, Estate Manager and Director of Residences and each role’s expectations of skills, education, experience, and compensation.
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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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Writing a Professional Resume
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Every Estate Manager needs a résumé that reflects the level of work they do. It should be a clear, accurate representation of operational responsibility, leadership, and professionalism. Get it right, and you’re more likely to connect with roles that suit you. Get it wrong, and you may end up in the wrong job or be ignored by agencies all together.