Hey guys, I do not officially have an offer or want to assume that I have the job yet, but there is a possibility that I might be added on as a junior broker to a land lord rep team with JLL pretty soon. I was wondering at a company like this, what the actual job duties would be for the first 3-4 months. I would like more insight into what I would be doing day-to day starting out.
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