MODEL FOR DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE REAL ESTATE AGENCIES IN BULGARIA
MODEL FOR DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE REAL ESTATE AGENCIES IN BULGARIA
Abstract
In the present exposition are observed a specific key aspects of human
resource management in the real estate agencies and provided by them services in
Bulgaria. An opportunities for improvement are outlined. A model for development is
presented, based on five main activities.
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