Today’s hires are tomorrow’s leaders, says BUILDER blogger Kent Elliott. By Kent Elliott Planning for the future of a company is greatly dependent on the talent that is in place…
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IRVINE, CA—After the recession and recent 401k and stock-market shakeups, many Baby Boomers are grateful to remain in the workforce longer than they had originally planned, RETS Associates’ principal Jana…
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—A new survey from real estate recruiting firm RETS Associates reveals that more than 120 diverse Baby-Boomers who work in real estate were more affected by compensation loss…
In the wake of the “Great Recession,” many veteran real estate professionals plan to extend their careers, leaving less room for midlevel employees to advance, according to a survey by…
The strong surge in the U.S. economy during the final months of 2014 continues to fuel the growth in RETS’ business as 2015 begins. Even the traditionally slower December-January time frame remained active, and RETS finished the year with a record-breaking total of more than 450 searches. The strong economic recovery, which began gaining visible traction in 2011, has opened fresh opportunities for both job seekers and the organizations in need of top talent. A look at the five-year patterns shows that specific search segments within the industry have varied, but overall demand in most markets has grown at a healthy rate.
The robust job market has had two dramatic effects as firms compete to hire the best candidates: compensation packages have increased dramatically, and the selection process must be speedy and efficient. Top candidates are receiving multiple offers, so companies must define and refine their candidate selection process and be prepared to move quickly.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Today’s employees are more interested in compensation and benefits packages than in workplace amenities and perks, RETS Associates principal Kent Elliott tells GlobeSt.com exclusively. We spoke with Elliott…
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. – December 5, 2014 – RETS Associates, a leading national real estate recruiting firm, today announced new findings from its inaugural Millennials in Real Estate Survey that…
From Mission Bay to the Central Subway to Hunters Point to Parkmerced, every inch of The City appears to be getting a makeover. After years of stagnant growth during the…
First-of-its-kind Survey for Real Estate Indicates 71 Percent of Millennials Actively Searching for a New Position, Despite 60 Percent Claiming to be Satisfied with Job NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. –…
