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Working With Your Family In Your Real Estate Business
Tips on How to Make it a employees. The goal is to Successful Combination achieve a harmonious working relationship without jeopardizing We all have families, but not all those all important family ties. of us work with them. If your To do this, you need to plan real estate business includes a ahead and take into consideration family member or two, you already any and all possible issues. know what the good and the bad of it is. Learning how to increase Making it Work the positives will help in creating not only a stronger Whether you’re worried about platform for your business, but being taken advantage of or also in stronger ties with your taking advantage of, some simple family. This particular balance tips will have you headed down a can be a tough one to manage; much smoother path to the work however, it is very possible. environment you’re seeking. These 5 tips should get you As a real estate mom, no one has started: to tell you how difficult it is to combine your career with your • Form Definite Boundaries. family life. When part of that While this rule sounds simple, family life is also an integral it can be difficult to achieve. key to the success of your The best way to handle it is open business, complications can communication from the very arise. Issues such as fair beginning. Explain clearly that compensation, flex-time, while on the job, it is best to favoritism, and familial keep family chit-chat to an boundaries can each lend a hand absolute minimum, if at all. Let in specific problems you likely them know this goes both ways – won’t face with non-family that you won’t be calling them at
home on the weekend to discuss While the process may seem more work. Keep the two entities as casual, it isn’t. You need to be divided as possible! as effective and vigilant with family employees as you are with • Keep the Clients non-related ones. Separate. Sticky situations can sometimes arise when a family • Communication is Vital. member is a social friend of a You already know this, but don’t client. Business is business, forget it’s just as important and any possible work issues need when dealing with your family in to be kept confidential and not your workplace as it is in other turned into fodder for gossip. areas of your business. They deserve the respect of one-on-one • No Hard Feelings. Real business meetings to voice their estate is a competitive concerns and to discuss their environment. Realize that the job, and your business, in monthly sales figures could cause general. Miscommunication is the negative emotions in whoever is biggest cause, by far, of poor on the lower end. Be supportive job relations. Keep this in to each other to get through mind, and you’ll go a long way in these moments of crises – and be keeping everyone happy. prepared to deal with them when Including yourself! they occur. All in all, the way you treat an • All Employees are Treated employee should be consistent. Equal. From day one. If your Whether a part of your family or normal course of action is to put not, creating the correct a job offer in writing, including boundaries from the beginning is compensation and benefits, don’t imperative. However, that being deviate from this with family. said, a non-related employee
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About the Author:
Real Estate and Life Coach Cheri Alguire has partnered with hundreds of Real Estate Professionals to help them become more successful in business and in life. Coach Cheri offers Group Coaching for Moms, Working Mothers and Pregnant Women in Real Estate, on how to balance careers with family responsibility. Learn more at http://www.realestatemoms.com, and visit Coach Cheri's Real Estate Moms blog at http://www.realestatemoms.com/blog
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