What to Say Instead of “I'm a Realtor” When Someone Asks What You Do
Say your job title and the talk ends with someone's cousin who also sells houses. Six short steps build a two-sentence answer that gets people asking you questions instead.
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Say your job title and the talk ends with someone's cousin who also sells houses. Six short steps build a two-sentence answer that gets people asking you questions instead.
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