A recent survey conducted by See & Recruit in collaboration with Realty+ has shed light on the corporate culture within the real estate sector. The responses reveal...
Real EstateCorporate CultureTeamworkTransparencyLeadershipReal EstateNov 17, 2024
The primary focus of the survey was to understand the corporate culture within the real estate sector and gather insights from real estate professionals on how their company cultures impact their work environment and overall performance.
Over 70% of respondents indicated that their companies encourage a collaborative environment.
A positive corporate culture is strongly correlated with higher levels of employee satisfaction and retention. Companies with a strong collaborative culture reported a 20% higher retention rate compared to those with less collaborative environments.
Some of the challenges identified include the lack of clear direction and consistent communication from management, the need for better work-life balance, and the feeling that employees' opinions and ideas are not valued.
The recommended best practices include fostering open communication, promoting work-life balance, investing in leadership development, recognizing and rewarding employees, and encouraging innovation.
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