Clients are perpetually motivated to move their pro relationships off platform, because it's one less intermediary to go through to directly access the pros they love.
The home services market fundamentally is more prone to leakage as it is a high-touch, trust-heavy model, with a recurring type of client-pro relationship.
The company took a very bold step in interjecting powerful technology into the client-pro relationship of the vast home-services landscape.
Third, in addition to assessing the physiological mediators of the exercise - VO2peak relationship, LUNGEVITY also provides a unique opportunity to examine which psychological variables that may mediate the exercise - PROs relationship.
These client-pro relationships can last decades; many of these services are recurring, providing much-needed visibility for the client ("Is my home the way I want it to be at all times?") and the pro ("How much money will I know I'll be making this month?").
In fact, it is often a contract that binds them, or some quid pro quo relationship, or just a lot of arm-twisting and bullying.
But then you have to watch the other couple, the boring, loving couple (Joy Bryant, Michael Ealy) go through all their pro forma relationship bullshit, too, and the energy just drains away.
"There is no quid pro quo relationship with lenders," a Money Management International spokeswoman, Catherine Williams, said in an e-mail message, adding that clients receive the same advice whether a lender pays for the session or not.
A bipartisan task force is recommending that President Obama rethink the country's approach to Egypt, and pursue a "quid pro quo" relationship that conditions American aid on the new Islamist government's cooperation on terrorism and other issues.
A National Institutes of Health institute director says on his blog that there was no "quid pro quo relationship" regarding employment opportunities between him and Charles Nemeroff, a former Emory University psychiatrist who broke federal rules on reporting drug-company income.
