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Speaker: Susan Spencer, Principal of Spencer Communications
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When in Rome……… ! If you intend to stay with us, there is nothing wrong with working on the English language! Actually, bilingual gifted people have a tremendous advantage in life – Work on – “Hello, I am an appraiser and would like to make an appointment”! This is not rocket science! Think of poor Baggins who is so old he has to script it – LOL!!
Government finance leaders can apply private sector best practices to rejuvenate government budgeting processes in an uncertain and dynamic operating environment.
In reply to Maureen Sweeney. Due to NAR recent survey re: data collectors, a ton more work needs to be done. NAR is continually failing. Why did they not reach out to appraisers to review the study/questions PRIOR to putting this hot mess out?
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In reply to Dave. Hey, I’m not even fifty yet. I do the same things I always used to do, just takes me longer. Personally the migrant community has a lot of work to do on their own side regarding these matters. I get calls from live human scam artists sometimes daily, the vast majority of the time they have accents from around the world. Unless people come to me through official client channels or by some other means such as I sought them out purposefully, a sensible practice these days is
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I am an immigrant, and have a thick accent. I was just trying to set up an appointment via phone. Barely introduced myself, and the phone on the other side was put down. Rude… It is called discrimination, suffered by an appraiser. This happens many times. Hence I prefer to send text message or email. Who protects an appraiser who is subject to discriminationsss???
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I don’t think the majority of appraisers gets how important this case actually is to this industry. But, I must say, I’m not surprised. The profession I have loved for 40 years has no lack of selfish, “I’d sell my mom for $25”, appraisers. This guy is going way out on a limb for all of us yet the stingyness of some defies logic and fully exposes why we are in the situation we are.
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