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How To Retain Successful Condominium Managers

Author: 
ACMO
Publication date:
November 19, 2022
Article Summary: 

The blog post provides tips for condominium boards on how to retain successful condominium managers. The author emphasizes the importance of providing clear job expectations, opportunities for professional development, fair compensation, and a positive work environment. The article also suggests that boards should work collaboratively with managers and provide them with the necessary resources to succeed, such as access to legal advice, technology, and training. The author also recommends that boards should regularly assess the performance of their managers and provide constructive feedback to help them improve. The blog post provides tips for condominium boards on how to retain successful condominium managers. The author emphasizes the importance of providing clear job expectations, opportunities for professional development, fair compensation, and a positive work environment. The article also suggests that boards should work collaboratively with managers and provide them with the necessary resources to succeed, such as access to legal advice, technology, and training. The author also recommends that boards should regularly assess the performance of their managers and provide constructive feedback to help them improve.

Keywords: 

condominium boards, successful managers, job expectations, professional development, compensation, work environment, collaboration, resources, legal advice, technology, training, performance assessment, and feedback.

Source Citation: 
ACMO
How To Retain Successful Condominium Managers
November 19, 2022
https://www.acmo.org/publications/acmo-blogs/view/how-to-retain-successful-condominium-managers
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