I honestly believe in the modern Internet driven escort business, the tech savvy girls can learn a lot more about potential employers than in the old bygone days. Regardless of that, in ANY business, there is remarkable variance in regards to what is considered professional and appropriate behavior in the workplace. Professionalism is paramount in any business and it is what separates the successful from the unsuccessful.
I have been at 6 different firms and I have seen a lot of different levels of professional behavior. I also saw two extremely talented paralegals let go because they were not team players, could not work well with others, and/or did not have cheerful dispositions with clients or on the phone. I also saw several office managers get fired for hectoring the support staff beneath them.
Earlier in my career I was, by accounts of coworkers, very hard to work with, the complaints being I "gave the girls too much work" (my attitude was, "I work at my pace and let them keep up"), I was a "bull in a China Shop", etc. You basically have to find a way to get your coworkers to realize you are a team player and are all part of a team striving for a common goal. In my case I dialed it back a bit (by a pussy hair only) and they eventually paired me off with the hardest working paralegal and really the only one who could keep up with my pace. So I adapted to the firm a bit but they also adapted to me. At the firm I work at now, every employee plays an important role, knows the role and does the role well, and we back each other up as needed.
Managing an escort business involves often managing younger women who are not fully matured and do not deal well with the assorted dramas that envelop them on any given day. It takes a special patience to deal with them as well as the clients they must service. Personality is huge. I have had the opportunity to observe some Montreal agency operators live and in action and there are some very good operators who are pros. As a younger man I could not have done it. I am very fortunate that I ended up in a business I belong in.
