What Nordstrom Taught Me About Finding the Right Real Estate Agent

I spent years in leadership at Nordstrom before I ever sold a home. What that experience gave me wasn't a sales technique. It was a standard.

Nordstrom's reputation wasn't built on having the best inventory. It was built on the quality of the relationship between the salesperson and the client — on the idea that a genuinely great shopping experience isn't accidental. It comes from someone who prepared, who listened, who took personal responsibility for the outcome.

I carried that standard into real estate. And I carried it into what I do now — which is finding the right agent for people who are moving somewhere new.

The agents I recommend aren't just competent. They've been evaluated the way I was trained to evaluate a great sales professional: Do they prepare? Do they listen? Do they take ownership of the client experience, or do they just process transactions?

Those aren't qualities that show up in a Zillow profile.

When I connect you with an agent, I've already asked those questions on your behalf. What you receive is an introduction that was earned, not just generated.

That's the standard. I don't know how to operate at a lower one.

John Voirol | John’s Agents | Find My Agent

John Voirol | St. Louis REALTOR®

I help people buy and sell real estate, in alignment with their goals and risk tolerance, in the St. Louis, Missouri area. Since 2015 I’ve helped hundreds of families and provided representation in over $70 million worth of transactions. I practice inclusivity, respect for all, and believe in creating space for everyone to be themselves.

https://www.johnvoirolgroup.com
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