What is limiting your efficiency?
dela.dzadey I think a lot of Advisers what to achieve more efficiency in the practices how they service clients, cut down time to service. What I find is that technology is always going to be the solution however Advisers I speak to just don't understand what's out there, how to use it, does it in fact work? You can spend a lot of time trying to solve the problems and honestly, I think Advisers just don't have the time. We have been in this situation and "(it's all too hard") box it takes focus something which I did last year, and we are now starting to get.
These forums are great for sharing ideas and help Advisers see that there is more out there and especially what really works
Thanks Deb, I agree completely. Its almost a catch 22 where we say advisers dont have time but they need more time to find these solutions. There are definitely efficiencies that others have found in processes and technology, it just needs to be shared.
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