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What is the difference between an agent and a manager?
of job seekers and rarely have personal relationships with them. These “job seekers” or of
job seekers and rarely have personal relationships with them. These “job seekers” or clients
are filed away and only contacted when a job matching their criteria is available. Many times
someone can be signed with an agency and never hear from them. It is impossible for them to
just “check in” on every single one of their clients.
for them to just “check in” on every single one of their clients.
agent mainly responds to casting calls and booking talent.
agent mainly responds to casting calls and booking talent.
agent mainly responds to casting calls and booking talent.
Think of an agent as "reactive". They react/respond to the various jobs and bookings that are
presented to them. A manager is "proactive", meaning they take the initiative to search for and
create opportunities for their clients, as well as maintain all aspects of their client's career.
When the agent and manager are both working together, the potential for success is maximized.
of job seekers and rarely have personal relationships with them. These “job seekers” or of
job seekers and rarely have personal relationships with them. These “job seekers” or clients
are filed away and only contacted when a job matching their criteria is available. Many times
someone can be signed with an agency and never hear from them. It is impossible for them to
just “check in” on every single one of their clients.
for them to just “check in” on every single one of their clients.
agent mainly responds to casting calls and booking talent.
agent mainly responds to casting calls and booking talent.
agent mainly responds to casting calls and booking talent.
Think of an agent as "reactive". They react/respond to the various jobs and bookings that are
presented to them. A manager is "proactive", meaning they take the initiative to search for and
create opportunities for their clients, as well as maintain all aspects of their client's career.
When the agent and manager are both working together, the potential for success is maximized.
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