STRATMOR Group’s Sue Woodard: Prioritizing the Employee Experience

In business, “the customer is always right” has long been a guiding principle behind customer service. While this motto undoubtedly holds value, it’s important to remember that the quality of the customer’s experience is directly linked to the well-being of an often-overlooked entity: your employees.

STRATMOR Group’s Sue Woodard: Prioritizing the Employee Experience

In business, “the customer is always right” has long been a guiding principle behind customer service. While this motto undoubtedly holds value, it’s important to remember that the quality of the customer’s experience is directly linked to the well-being of an often-overlooked entity: your employees.

STRATMOR Group’s Sue Woodard: Prioritizing the Employee Experience

In business, “the customer is always right” has long been a guiding principle behind customer service. While this motto undoubtedly holds value, it’s important to remember that the quality of the customer’s experience is directly linked to the well-being of an often-overlooked entity: your employees.

MBA Human Resources Symposium Sept. 8-9

The Mortgage Bankers Association’s annual Human Resources Symposium takes place Sept. 8-9 in Arlington, Va. Please join us for: –Legal and regulatory presentations on remote work, compensation and labor –Diversity, …

Todd Sheinin of Homespire Mortgage: The Future of the Mortgage Office–Redefining the Workplace in a Post-Vaccine Environment

With the effects of the pandemic now stretching into a second year, many mortgage companies are beginning to feel the pressure to have employees return to the office. However, while returning may seem like the right move on the surface, it is important to consider the reasoning behind this decision and whether it is completely necessary.

Todd Sheinin of Homespire Mortgage: The Future of the Mortgage Office–Redefining the Workplace in a Post-Vaccine Environment

With the effects of the pandemic now stretching into a second year, many mortgage companies are beginning to feel the pressure to have employees return to the office. However, while returning may seem like the right move on the surface, it is important to consider the reasoning behind this decision and whether it is completely necessary.

Todd Sheinin of Homespire Mortgage: The Future of the Mortgage Office–Redefining the Workplace in a Post-Vaccine Environment

With the effects of the pandemic now stretching into a second year, many mortgage companies are beginning to feel the pressure to have employees return to the office. However, while returning may seem like the right move on the surface, it is important to consider the reasoning behind this decision and whether it is completely necessary.