Great read for Wealth & FP businesses looking to grow in 2024 🚀 4 key areas, however, one area stood out to me the most - Taking Care Of Your People (obviously biased being in Talent Acquisition). 🗣 One of the biggest gripes most Advisers speak about is not feeling valued or supported & being overworked. The article highlights the importance of people management, ongoing development/training, developing confidence and capabilities, as well as culture as the biggest "ingredients of success". I couldn't agree more - at Pivot Wealth there are whole list of perks & benefits, however, the underlying aim of each is to make sure that every single member of our team feels supported, valued and heard; they have work-life balance, they feel part of a genuine team, they know what direction they're headed & that we're here to help them improve every single day. ✈ As Sir Richard Branson famously says - “Success in business is all about people – take care of them and they will take care of business.” https://lnkd.in/gZNkNGpm
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