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Growing Careers & Companies Episode 5 | There's Another Way Forward

“There's another way forward. We live only so long. There is no reason for you to be suffering in this life. There's anything I want people to know is YOU can have the life that you want. You can embody that you may need some help getting there, and there are people available to help you there, but you don't have to feel like it's killing you slowly on the inside”

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‘Research Shows You’re Better Off Choosing A Woman’: So Why Don’t They Get The Top CRE Jobs More Often?

CRE Recruiting founder and principal Allison Weiss said that while leadership abilities have often been associated with “masculine” traits — someone really aggressive, confident and outspoken — it’s not an environment that’s appealing to most women and is not necessarily seen as the more productive way forward. Traits often associated with women, so-called “soft skills” around collaboration and creativity, win out during today’s talent searches.

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Podcast Guest, Allison S. Weiss: Dreamcatchers - White People Need to Fix It with Jerome Myers

“We don’t necessarily as white people understand the communities that we’re serving. And so, we should bring in people from those communities.” - Allison S. Weiss

“Go where you're celebrated. Go where you’re appreciated.” - Allison S. Weiss

“Instead of focusing on the past and on some of the statistics about how bad our industry is, I would rather find people like me who are passionate about making a difference.” - Allison S. Weiss

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Brokerages Push For Diverse Pipeline, But Old-School Pay Structures Slow Progress

“There is no one out there doing a great job hiring diverse candidates,” according to Allison Weiss, principal of CRE Recruiting, a Los Angeles-based recruitment firm that specializes in commercial real estate.

“[Senior brokers] tend to reach out to their personal networks, and the people in those networks tend to live near them and look like them,” she said. “That can edge out more diverse candidates, ones who don’t live in their neighborhoods or went to their schools. Our industry is one of great nepotism.”

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