An agent does not like another broker and refuses to present his offers. The agent's employing broker notices he does a good job and sells his listing quickly. They agree that he does not need any supervision or training. He is independent. This is:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that this scenario is not ok and both broker and agent can be in trouble for lack of supervision . This is because the agent's main job is to put the client's needs first and show the client all offers and possible choices, and guide them. The agent has no authority to hold back any information from the client and should not be bringing personal feelings into a business environment.

bradleesmock bradleesmock · Answer 2 · 2020-09-24T15:52:09+02:00

Not ok and both broker and agent can be in trouble for lack of supervision

An agent has no authority to withhold offers from a client. All offers must be presented to the client for their review and decision. This is a obligation that must be understood by the agent and employing broker. An agent's personal views about another agent are irrelevant to the transaction. There are no excuses for not putting the client's interests first.