JBGoodwin REALTORS® Ranked #2 Best Place To Work
Posted by Mary Ann Castro on
We are pleased to share the news that JBGoodwin REALTORS® was ranked the #2 best large company to work for, in the Austin Business Journal's 2015 Best Places to Work in Central Texas!
JBGoodwin REALTORS® received the ranking because of our respectful and caring approach to doing business. We strive to treat our clients and agents like family members, ensuring every interaction is handled with care and respect.
In terms of agent support, we were noted for:
- "Outstanding management support"
- "Free marketing tools"
- "An advanced website"
- "Cloud-based application to help make their business mobile"
- Monthly, quarterly & yearly recognition of success
- Monthly celebratory function
We have our own team to thank for this honor, as the…
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