They’re only going to be ready when they are ready – when they’ve reached the Breaking Point.
The reality is: High producers leave when they’re pissed or unsatisfied. They’re pissed at underwriting, pricing, turn times – you name it. Making things more complicated they won’t leave their company until they have a lull in their pipeline. That’s even more problematic given LO compensation considerations. They don’t leave for bells and whistles, marketing programs or things that get them more loans. Producers don’t need bells or whistles and they don’t need more loans. So when they’re pissed and can afford to leave their company, they’re at the Pivot Point.
Without a doubt, you’ve lost a recruit at some point to a competitor because you weren’t in front of them at the very moment they decided to change companies. Every company has experienced that problem more today than ever before. Being in front of them at the exact time – the Pivot Point – is impossible unless you’re stalking them. At minimum, they become annoyed – actually a negative result if your recruiters are actively doing their job.
Forcing the Action