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NewRez looking to hire 750 positions in origination division

Housing Wire

Recent growth has created the need for additional staff in many corporate areas as well such as information technology, business intelligence, marketing and many others. The company’s virtual training programs are continuing to operate in support of employee culture, continuing education, and internal advancement.

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Interfirst to lay off 140 employees

Housing Wire

The company’s job cuts include human resources, technology, talent acquisition, and executive assistant positions. Interfirst boasted of its ability to train people with no background in mortgage through a rigorous training course. The workforce reduction is also focused on mortgage loan production.

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Is the title industry on verge of the “Great Redeployment”?

Housing Wire

It’s a well-established human resources principle that, when it comes to keeping employees from seeking greener pastures, financial compensation isn’t the only factor involved. That’s not something that can simply be delegated to the human resources department. Retention begins with engagement and satisfaction.

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People movers: Home Point Financial, Zumper, Total Expert and NAR

Housing Wire

Prior to becoming Zumper’s CMO, Goode was president, chief marketing and commercial officer at London-based Elvie , where he built the brand from an early-stage startup into one of the fastest-growing women’s health technology companies in the world. office’s Talent Development operations.

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How Ai Tech is Reshaping Appraisal Success

Appraisal Buzz

This AI Agent is trained on and powered by the current “FHA 4001.1 This AI Agent is trained on and powered by the latest version of the “Fannie Mae Selling Guide.” This AI Agent is trained on and powered by the latest version of the “Fannie Mae Selling Guide.”

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Rick Roque and Andrew Maas on what AI can and can’t solve

Housing Wire

Andrew Maas: AI refers to a broad category of technologies that can be used for a lot of different things. We tend to be overly focused on human resources,and on repeated tasks that might prevent scale, or that might introduce inaccuracies or aspects of errors that in our business mean added margin. It’s just that kind of time.

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Opinion: Title firms can win more business by turning workflow weaknesses into strengths

Housing Wire

In many cases, no technology existed to specifically address that new requirement (or could only be created on a costly, custom basis). And not all of them are technological. The industry has evolved in the way it hires, trains and deploys its human resources. Technology, too, has changed.

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