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Advisers See Close-Up Changing Labor Landscape

From Wall Street Journal Online
Added on July 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: The shifting jobs landscape, with higher-paying positions shrinking and low-wage work growing, is more than just a monthly set of statistics for many financial advisers.Advisers are helping people directly affected by the change make adjustments in their lives and rework their plans for the future.

10 Things Only Exceptional Bosses Give Employees

From LinkedIn
Added on July 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Good bosses have strong organizational skills. Good bosses have solid decision-making skills. Good bosses get important things done. Exceptional bosses do all of the above -- and more. (And we remember them forever.) Sure, they care about their company and customers, their vendors and suppliers. But most importantly, they care to an exceptional degree about the people who work for them.

The Engineer

From wealthmanagement.com
Added on July 2014 in Form an RIA
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Summary: How Brian Hamburger became the man behind the curtain in almost every major breakaway deal and helped define the industry. Over the past decade, Hamburger has been the architect behind almost all of the highest-profile breakaway deals in the industry, helping countless advisors transition away from brokerage houses and toward independent business models.

Key Steps to Breaking Away

From Financial Planning
Added on July 2014 in Join an RIA
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Summary: There is one overwhelming consensus that keeps financial advisors from declaring their independence: breaking away is difficult and puts that business at risk. However, this isn’t always true.  The move to independence can often be executed seamlessly, and result in a new firm that is positioned for greater success and faster growth.

20 Best & Worst Cities to Start a Career

From Think Advisor
Added on June 2014 in Join an RIA
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Summary: WalletHub has analyzed the 150 largest American cities to determine which areas provided the most opportunity for career starters. The site rated each city based on a total of 18 metrics in two categories: quality of life and professional opportunities.

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