Operations Manager Estates Services salaries in Hong Kong

So I am currently taking classes for a real estate license. I am looking to get started in property management while in school and then after I obtain my license move to be a listing agent. Do I need to add on to my resume that I am taking the real estate class?

Just started a new job & have an extremely stressful & hectic commute. I would like to be as close as possible to work especially during my probationary period. I need to make a great impression & not struggle with my commute & time as much as possible. I expressed this to my bf & told him i was trying to find an affordable apt as soon as possible so that I would have an easier commute--especially since I have to be at work at 8am.Then I told him the Leasing Consultant at the leasing(CONTD)

Considering leaving law and becoming a real estate agent. Why? Because I really enjoy it and am tired. I have a good pedigree an am in lower big law. I would consider focusing on biglaw attorneys to distinguish myself, and marketing my law degree and pedigree at normal realtor prices. What do people think of this model? How would they react to an unsolicited email from someone like this?

I need strong recommendations for a resume writer. Specifically, someone who actually assisted you in a career pivot. I am a leasing agent, but no longer want to stay in property management. I want to a position that is NOT customer facing. The problem is most of my jobs have been in customer service roles, so I really need someone who can work some serious magic. I would like to transfer my skills into an administrative role where I support an office team. Thanks!