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Exciting news! We've been named a finalist for the Shorty Awards within the Real Estate Category this year. The Shortys recognize outstanding, innovative work in digital and social media content by brands, advertising agencies, and creators. We're honored to be included and look forward to the winner announcement and celebration in May.

How many to-dos are there in a typical real estate transaction? The answer: An astonishing 111, to be exact. Or, just 1. Find a buyer's agent. Realtor.com knows home buyers may be questioning the value of having a buyer’s agent represent them. Let's make sure every American understands the value a buyer’s agent brings!

Today we launched our newest campaign advocating for buyer representation. We’re excited to share a copy of our print ad that ran in The Wall Street Journal along with an opinion piece where Realtor.com CEO Damian Eales shared his thoughts on how the proposed commission settlement could potentially diminish the use of buyer agents and the unique benefits that the American model delivers to consumers. Check out Damian’s full thoughts here >>  https://lnkd.in/eqqteEgu

Join us Friday, April 26th, for Out in Tech's Career Talks. Connect with our recruiters and learn how you can help us build a way home for everyone. Register here: bit.ly/49FixIW

Now on our Tech Blog: hear from Evan Lutins, Senior Machine Learning Engineer, about how we built an in-house feature drift pipeline using the open source library Evidently. Evidently offers an intuitive interface and enables easy visibility into both the training data and the data currently being used for inferences, allowing our ML team to make informed decisions around model retraining and next steps. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dYffWRPi

Looking for a unique and exciting sales role? Realtor.com is now #hiring Digital Sales Consultant Associates. If you're a highly motivated and self-driven sales professional, this is a great opportunity to grow with us. Learn more and apply today. bit.ly/4bYOX3x #sales  #digitalsales  #salesjobs

It has been one year since The Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was wrongfully detained by Russia for simply doing his job. That is one year of missed birthdays, holidays, and family moments. It is also one year of his essential reporting silenced.    Please share Evan’s reporting and the latest updates on his situation by visiting WSJ.com/Evan.    We'll keep telling Evan's story. Until he can tell his own. #IStandWithEvan

We wrapped up #WomensHistoryMonth with an engaging conversation about the challenges women face when looking for a home today. Thanks to our panelists - Danielle Hale, Chief Economist; Clare Trapasso, Principal Editor; and Brandi Snowden, NAR Director, Member and Consumer Survey Research - for your thoughtful discussion about the current market impacts on housing for women/single women, including disparities experienced by women in the BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and differently-abled communities. Thanks as well to Maria Dalarcao, Software Engineering Manager, for your skilled moderating. Watch this clip to hear more.

Thanks to all who participated in Realtor.com’s Come and Knock on Our Door networking and recruiting event during SXSW! We hope you enjoyed meeting members of our team and learning about our passionate people, driven culture, and groundbreaking work. We enjoyed meeting you and look forward to connecting with you very soon! #sxsw

Throughout March, we’re featuring teammates from across Realtor.com to learn more about what #WomensHistoryMonth means to them. Meet Kelsey M., Senior Product Marketing Manager, Avail. In her role, Kelsey works to integrate the marketing perspective into product functions, advocating for consumers and customers while supporting product initiatives. She also provides broad-scale support on the execution and program management of key Avail Marketing campaigns. What does Women’s History Month mean to you? Women’s History Month is an opportunity for us to honor and celebrate the contributions of remarkable leaders, activities, and pioneers who have tirelessly advocated for women. It is my belief that the conversations sparked by this month, while also highlighting the achievements of all women, are pivotal in closing the gap on inequality and amplifying voices of women worldwide. How important is it for you to be part of a company that celebrates Women’s History Month? Being a part of an organization that demonstrates a commitment to gender equality; while fostering empathy, understanding, and appreciation for diverse experiences; is absolutely critical to me and was a factor in my decision to join the Realtor.com family. Celebrations like Women’s History Month showcase an organization’s dedication to diversity and inclusion, and speak to how women’s perspectives and achievements are valued. Moreover, these types of initiatives foster an environment for developing a connected workplace, setting the expectation on how we engage with each other and even the markets we serve. In what ways do you feel Realtor.com fosters a diverse and inclusive culture? At Realtor.com, I've found a home where I can authentically express myself. From day one, I've been supported and encouraged to embrace my uniqueness. Our diverse and inclusive culture fuels innovation across the organization. The people here are remarkable, serving as the backbone of our culture. Everyone I've met is talented, respectful, and driven to elevate Realtor.com to new heights.