Advice for how agents can recruit and retain talent

John Paul
John Paul

John Paul, CEO and founder of Castledene, which has 12 branches in the north of England, will today discuss what he sees as the best practice approaches to running and retaining staff members in today’s market in a free Goodlord webinar.

With research showing that British staff are resigning at the highest rate since 2009 and almost a third – 29% – are considering moving to a new job this year, recruitment of new hires and retention of existing staff is front of mind for most businesses.

Castledene has previously achieved a “Gold” Investors in People accreditation. During the webinar, Paul will share insights from his own experience on how to hire and retain the best talent, and outline how employers can help them stay motivated and engaged.

Paul commented: “Our people have always been central to our ethos at Castledene – our motto ‘Be better’ is as much about our team as it is our clients, and we back this up by investing a significant amount of time and money in the development of our employees. The reason for this is simple: the best teams get the best results. I’m looking forward to sharing what I’ve learned about building award-winning teams with letting agents in this webinar and providing actionable advice that they can take away and implement in their own agencies.”

Costas Frangeskou, director of sales at Goodlord, added: “There’s no doubt that the current market is a challenging one for letting agents, who are dealing with low stock, keeping up with legislation changes, and the ongoing impact of the pandemic. But it’s important that agencies don’t lose sight of their people who will be fundamental to their continued success and ensure that they are equipped to meet these challenges head on.”

Agents can register for the free webinar, which takes place today (Thursday 21 April) at 10am by clicking here.

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One Comment

  1. Eagle60

    Pay them what they’re worth, don’t overwork them and run them into the ground. The younger generations are fully aware that there needs to be a work life balance otherwise they face burnout, the mentality of work hard to earn more is consistently undermined by exploitative employers looking to pay their staff the least they can get away with. Truly, it’s very simple.

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