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Building a Winning Team: Remote Management and Accountability | Blendi Muriqi & Shannon St. Val

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In this episode of Sip & Scale, I chat with Shannon St. Val, a pro in the vacation rental world. Shannon shares her journey from consulting to property management, revealing how being process-oriented and delegating tasks to overseas talent has fueled her success. We dive into her strategies for empowering remote teams, managing multiple properties, and the importance of networking and quality control.

Takeaways:

  • A background in consulting and finance can provide a strong foundation for transitioning to property management in the vacation rental industry.
  • Being process-oriented and focusing on efficiency and protocols are key to success.
  • Delegating tasks and hiring overseas talent can save money and optimize time in business operations.
  • Consistency, proactivity, and well-established processes are essential for success.
  • Over-communicating and conducting daily syncs help keep teams aligned and prevent misunderstandings.
  • Empowering remote team members through bonuses, ownership of responsibilities, and training budgets supports their professional growth.
  • Hiring quality personnel is crucial for success.
  • Remote management requires strong organization, processes, and quality control measures.
  • High-end areas often face a shortage of workers, leading to higher rates for services.
  • Networking and attending conferences provide valuable insights and connections.
  • Outsourcing can optimize time and resources, with accountability being key.
  • Focusing on quality over quantity and considering property acquisitions can drive long-term success.

Chapters:

(02:02) - From Consulting to Property Management
(05:39) - Transitioning and Delegating
(08:08) - Hiring Overseas Talent
(14:17) - Habits for Success
(19:16) - Empowering Remote Team Members
(21:52) - Remote Management and Quality Control
(25:09) - Shortage of Workers and Premium Rates in High-End Areas
(27:41) - The Value of Networking and Attending Conferences
(31:59) - Delegation and Time Management
(37:32) - Outsourcing and Accountability

Stay tuned for more episodes!
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In this episode of Sip & Scale, I chat with Shannon St. Val, a pro in the vacation rental world. Shannon shares her journey from consulting to property management, revealing how being process-oriented and delegating tasks to overseas talent has fueled her success. We dive into her strategies for empowering remote teams, managing multiple properties, and the importance of networking and quality control.

Takeaways:

  • A background in consulting and finance can provide a strong foundation for transitioning to property management in the vacation rental industry.
  • Being process-oriented and focusing on efficiency and protocols are key to success.
  • Delegating tasks and hiring overseas talent can save money and optimize time in business operations.
  • Consistency, proactivity, and well-established processes are essential for success.
  • Over-communicating and conducting daily syncs help keep teams aligned and prevent misunderstandings.
  • Empowering remote team members through bonuses, ownership of responsibilities, and training budgets supports their professional growth.
  • Hiring quality personnel is crucial for success.
  • Remote management requires strong organization, processes, and quality control measures.
  • High-end areas often face a shortage of workers, leading to higher rates for services.
  • Networking and attending conferences provide valuable insights and connections.
  • Outsourcing can optimize time and resources, with accountability being key.
  • Focusing on quality over quantity and considering property acquisitions can drive long-term success.

Chapters:

(02:02) - From Consulting to Property Management
(05:39) - Transitioning and Delegating
(08:08) - Hiring Overseas Talent
(14:17) - Habits for Success
(19:16) - Empowering Remote Team Members
(21:52) - Remote Management and Quality Control
(25:09) - Shortage of Workers and Premium Rates in High-End Areas
(27:41) - The Value of Networking and Attending Conferences
(31:59) - Delegation and Time Management
(37:32) - Outsourcing and Accountability

Stay tuned for more episodes!
Apple Podcasts | Spotify | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | Youtube | Twitter | Delegate.co

  continue reading

22 episodes

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