To be proactive means that you make things happen instead of waiting for things to happen. Being proactive means you are ready before something happens. Being proactive can be a key to setting your business apart from others. As a home inspector, you put your feet in the shoes of the people you serve. When you anticipate your client’s concerns and address them as part of your process, you help allay your client’s fears. For example, if you can tell that a home seller is anxious about the condition of the property, and you reassure them of your professionalism and objective assessment of ...
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