Five Must-Do’s to Protect Yourself in the Field
Despite busy showing schedules and time-crunched work weeks, safety is a crucial aspect of the business that should be top of mind for every industry practitioner. Here are a few reminders of how you can remain safe when in the field:
- When possible, ask a coworker to join you for a showing or open house.
- If someone can’t tag along, tell someone or more than one person where you are going.
- Always have your phone in hand.
- Walk behind clients, not in front of them.
- Trust your gut.
Also check to see if your agency has a safety program. If not create one and make sure all agents are on board.
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