The Day in the Life of a Managing Broker's Assistant
Overview
We understand that taking on a new position can be daunting even more when remote! To make you feel at ease we’ve included a general idea of what “normal” day looks like for us along with a list of tasks/responsibilities commonly associated with your title.
Reminder: Your role maybe include or not include certain tasks or responsibilities. Please work with your managing broker and make adjustments as needed.
Day of an Admin Topics
Topics
About
Topics
About
Day in the Life: Admin Schedule Overview
General overview of what to expect throughout your day
Regular Meetings
Our standard meetings
Tasks/Responsibilities Checklists
A general tasks/responsibilities checklists for admins
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Day of an Admin
You will mainly be onboarding, offboarding agents along with assisting them with any questions or additional requests.
Example: Helping a newly licensed agent with getting signed up for a board/association.
The rest of the day is dictated by what needs to be done including but not limited to: auditing agent profiles, email distribution lists, managing zoom calls, meetings, and so on.
Admin Sample Schedule
8:00 AM
Morning
Clock in via ADP
8:00 AM
Morning
Open Slack and turn on your light and make sure you show as available
8:00 AM
All Day
Check Dotloop to see if any incoming agents have signed their documents
8:00 AM
Morning
Check Followup Boss for any new notifications
8:00 AM
Morning
Check Email for any new emails
8:30 AM
Morning
Check LPT Connect for any outstanding tickets
10:30 AM
Morning
Take a break
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High Priority Note: Don’t burn yourself out trying to be a hero! Make sure to take your breaks and enjoy your lunch.
Our Standard Meetings
There will definitely be additional meetings that you will attend, but these are the regularly scheduled meetings.
Meetings
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Tasks & Responsibilities
This is a general list of Tasks/Responsibilities. These are subject to workload and state needs.