Something I’ve been noticing more and more lately…
When I first started in this hobby, almost all the bookers were men. But over time, I’ve seen a steady rise in women handling bookings.
Sometimes I can already tell if it’s a man or a woman just by the way they use emojis.
It’s subtle, but the tone, punctuation, and little things like that can totally shift the vibe of the convo.
Do you feel a difference when a man books versus when a woman does? Not just in energy, but in the way you/they respond or the questions you/they ask. And does the identity of the booker make a difference as to when you prefer to call for an SP.
And for those who’ve worked/work in agencies does the energy, tone, or management style of the booker actually affect who decides to come in and show up for work that day?
When I first started in this hobby, almost all the bookers were men. But over time, I’ve seen a steady rise in women handling bookings.
Sometimes I can already tell if it’s a man or a woman just by the way they use emojis.
It’s subtle, but the tone, punctuation, and little things like that can totally shift the vibe of the convo.
Do you feel a difference when a man books versus when a woman does? Not just in energy, but in the way you/they respond or the questions you/they ask. And does the identity of the booker make a difference as to when you prefer to call for an SP.
And for those who’ve worked/work in agencies does the energy, tone, or management style of the booker actually affect who decides to come in and show up for work that day?