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Blog 5                                                                                                       Abdullahi, Abshir

Real Estate Agent                                                                                    Career Studies

Interpersonal relationships have a high level of social contact. They are in constant contact with buyers, sellers, and other agents. They are often placed in conflict situations in which buyers and sellers may be rude or angry. Also Communicate with buyers and sellers daily by telephone, e-mail, or in person. Write letters and memos on a weekly basis. Another pro would be how they work in a group or as part of a team.

Physical work conditions are to work indoors while preparing contracts and other paperwork. They work outdoors while showing and inspecting properties. Must use a vehicle to travel to and from properties. Work somewhat close to other people. They may share office space with coworkers. Work performance should Repeat the same tasks over and over, such as preparing contracts. Often make decisions that strongly impact clients. They rarely consult with a supervisor before making decisions.

They are usually able to set their tasks for the day without consulting with a supervisor.

Also they are highly competitive with other agents. Must meet strict deadlines on a weekly basis. The hours and wages vary depending on the effort and time you put in also moving smart in this business is better than moving strong. Realtors Generally have a set schedule each week. They may work full time or part time, but most work 40 hours a week plus work evenings and weekends to accommodate the schedules of potential buyers. Sunday afternoon open houses are common in many areas, because of many peoples day offs / availabilities. ( Real Estate Agent Occupational Outlook. According to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data, employment for real estate agents is expected to increase 3% from 2014 to 2024, which is slower than the national average for all occupations).

Real estate sales agents (SOC 41-9022)

Location	Pay Period
		10%	25%	Median	75%	90%
Washington	Hourly	$13.27	$16.36	$22.34	$32.11	$50.01
	Monthly	$2,300	$2,835	$3,872	$5,565	$8,667
	Yearly	$27,600	$34,030	$46,470	$66,800	$104,020
Bellingham	Hourly	$13.58	$15.50	$26.87	$50.98	$66.14
	Monthly	$2,353	$2,686	$4,657	$8,835	$11,462
	Yearly	$28,250	$32,240	$55,900	$106,040	$137,580
Bremerton-Silverdale	Hourly	$12.27	$15.02	$18.09	$26.02	$41.36
	Monthly	$2,126	$2,603	$3,135	$4,509	$7,168
	Yearly	$25,530	$31,250	$37,620	$54,130	$86,030
Clarkston-Lewiston	Hourly	$12.37	$13.99	$20.73	$23.21	$24.71
	Monthly	$2,144	$2,424	$3,593	$4,022	$4,282
	Yearly	$25,720	$29,090	$43,110	$48,280	$51,390
Kennewick-Richland	Hourly	$11.17	$14.59	$17.74	$20.31	$39.17
	Monthly	$1,936	$2,528	$3,074	$3,520	$6,788
	Yearly	$23,230	$30,340	$36,900	$42,230	$81,480
Longview	Hourly	$9.85	$9.86	$14.47	$18.78	$22.79
	Monthly	$1,707	$1,709	$2,508	$3,255	$3,950
	Yearly	$20,500	$20,510	$30,100	$39,070	$47,400
Mount Vernon-Anacortes	Hourly	$11.91	$13.81	$17.34	$24.89	$28.98
	Monthly	$2,064	$2,393	$3,005	$4,313	$5,022
	Yearly	$24,770	$28,720	$36,060	$51,760	$60,290
Olympia-Tumwater	Hourly	$13.93	$17.60	$29.33	$45.47	$59.21
	Monthly	$2,414	$3,050	$5,083	$7,880	$10,261
	Yearly	$28,980	$36,610	$61,010	$94,570	$123,160
Seattle-Bellevue-Everett	Hourly	$14.13	$17.14	$24.24	$33.90	$53.25
	Monthly	$2,449	$2,970	$4,201	$5,875	$9,228

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Work Cited

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