3,416,038
I am my own broker and yes i am giving myself a trip to the Florida sunshine for 3 days.
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Debbie Laity
Cedaredge, CO
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Ryan Huggins - Thousan...
Thousand Oaks, CA
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Lyn Sims
Schaumburg, IL
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Michael Jacobs
Pasadena, CA
5,117,028
No. He should give me a gift.
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Joan Cox
Denver, CO
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Susan Emo
Kingston, ON
2,195,699
Why COAL of course !!!!
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
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Marco Giancola
Miami Beach, FL
1,712,876
I gave my broker a big kiss. My broker is my wife.
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Michael Jacobs
Pasadena, CA
150,466
No, I never thought of that honestly.
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
5,246,506
Not usually! As a broker, never expected it!
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
7,871,264
No. I do not give the broker a Christmas present.
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
1,578,243
I'm the broker now, but I used to give "superiors" gifts if they were good at their job. I would normally give a book on a subject they are interested in.
2,538,633
4,319,873
3,988,013
No I do not. Years ago yes. We have no party or gift exchange or acknowledgement that it is Christmas.
2,224,473
I give a gift to everyone in my office. We are very small. That includes my broker.
1,728,867
1,507,073
Yes, but he is also my father so not giving him a present would be weird.
6,425,658
4,800,132
1,847,781
No, we voted it down. Only give to secretaries/assistants of which we have 2 shifts.
5,583,328
yes, I always do....it's usually a very expensive bottle of something special.....a different one every year....
212,755
4,584,546
And I thought the sales force is the gift that a broker receives year-round.
5,879,816
1,555,089
Yes, I used to every year when I had one (basically mine is virtual now). My bride always baked homemade brownies for my special gifts. But, once in a while I bought her a gift I knew she'd like, because I knew her well and what she enjoyed (hobbies & interests). Gifts tend to reflect how well we know a person.
2,785,606
4,352,021
74,457
3,071,589
4,907,547
921,504
My broker has been the fire department when things started to go wrong.
He has encouraged me to 'hang in there' when things were sparse.
He invites me to join his family on the boat.
I can use his back yard to start my weekend paddling on the Weekie Wachee River.
Why would I let his business role dictate how and when I acknowledge the benefit presented to me in many dimensions?
Do I present the acknowledgment in an environment where 'agents' can spin it improperly. No.
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