There is no such thing as a typical day for the CEO of the Saskatchewan Realtors Association. But Chris Guerette says that is what makes a career in real estate so exciting; there is always a new challenge or opportunity and a new chance to seize the day.
But when it comes to being a leader, it is all about keeping the lines of communication open. That can sometimes result in something Guerette calls ‘healthy tension.’
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“People may not agree, and that’s OK to provide that healthy tension, and let’s talk about it. It’s not about being disrespectful. It about having a healthy conversation,” Guerrette said.
“If I see a good amount of healthy tension, it means we’re going in the right direction.”
This week on Shaping Saskatchewan, Chris Guerette checks in with Chris Carr.
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