Adjusting to a changed industry
Property firms such as QRE are dealing with the coronavirus lockdown by trying to maintain some normality in their day-to-day business
We are now in week seven of our enforced confinement arrangements, and I will admit that I am now starting to get cabin fever. That said, we at QRE are trying to maintain some normality to our business lives and we continue to run the business as if we were in the office, in as much as we can.
We communicate daily by phone and email. We maintain our weekly surveyors meeting every Wednesday, where...
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