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This $610 million real estate company doesn't have an office for its 13,000 agents and staff — instead, everybody works from this completely virtual island

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$610 million real estate firm eXp realty doesn't have a real-life office. Instead, it lets employees collaborate and mingle on a virtual island that can be accessed from any computer. And they say it's made a big difference to their business.

 

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this sounds brilliant.

Sound interesting!! But it would't be difficult for company get it own office if it gets targeted leads for its agents , get them here

techinsider That's fantastic 👍

SarahLeontine

SAI oh, I know, it’s a Second Life!

Let me guess. Are virtual islands tax-free havens?

noahjross0121 This is actually genius.

techinsider 😮

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