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Now that we have created our Accountability Chart, we need to put the Right Person in the Right Seat vs. the Right Person in the Wrong Seat. 1. Right Person in the Right Seat: This is the ideal scenario where an individual's skills, strengths, and passion align perfectly with their role. Example: Sarah, with her exceptional attention to detail and analytical skills, is the Financial Analyst responsible for budgeting and financial forecasting. 2. Right Person in the Wrong Seat: In this scenario, an individual might be talented but may not be in a role that maximizes their potential. Example: John, with a creative flair and excellent communication skills, may be better suited for the Marketing role rather than Operations. Learn more by signing up for our newsletter, the Plumbing Addict, and follow along with our social media in July! #theplumbingaddict #ProsLikeYou #winsupplyofwestorange #orlando #newsletter #newslettersignup #accountability #AccountabilityChart #rightpersonrightseat

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Can’t I just Google my questions?… Do Financial Advisers need qualifications? All advisers must have a diploma in financial planning (or equivalent) which is recognised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and complete training and development each year to keep their knowledge up to date. At Richstone Park, many of our advisers also have further qualifications such as advanced diplomas in financial planning. Some of our advisers have additional qualifications in areas such as estate planning and long-term care. richstonepark.co.uk/faq info@richstonepark.co.uk 01455 363800 *Investments carry risk. The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate Estate Planning. #richstonepark #FinancialFuture #WealthManagement #financialplanning #InvestingWisely #FinancialGoals

There's still time to register for our Q&A Session! Join us this Friday, August 2nd from 12-1pm to ask Omar Sanchez, Alexandra Wildman, and Alexander A. questions about what it's like to be a Budget Analyst here at Finance! Don't miss this incredible opportunity to gain insights and clarity on the role from a Budget Analyst themselves! Click here https://lnkd.in/guHcrcey or email DOFRecruiting@dof.ca.gov to register today! #financebudgetanalyst #qandasession #governmentjobs #publicpolicy #publicsector

Still weighing the pros and cons of hiring a professional financial advisor? The Plante Moran Wealth Management team highlights 5 reasons to consider hiring a professional financial advisor. Read here. #wealthmanagement #financialadvisor #financialplanning https://bit.ly/3zBy93N

Become a Financial Controller A controller is a CRUCIAL role in any organization… and while the responsibilities may vary across the organization and demographic…. this checklist encompasses everything you need to know

💰🤝Behind every successful company is the hard work of a financial controller. They are the guardians of integrity, making sure every decision is financially sound. Today we celebrate one of the shadow architects of financial stability and facilitating growth - Alina Morari. ''In the ledger of life, a financial controller knows that true value lies not just in the numbers, but in the stories those numbers tell." #TeraSteel #buildbetter #peoplepassionate

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Prepare to laugh out loud with our compilation of the top 5 funniest property management bloopers! From mistaking a potted plant for an asset to accidental coffee spills on financial reports, these hilarious mishaps are too good not to share: 1-Mistaking a potted plant for an asset during inventory. 2-Getting stuck in the office elevator and conducting an impromptu audit. 3-Accidentally spilling coffee on financial reports during a client meeting. 4-Deciphering cryptic handwritten notes left by a previous auditor. 5-Showing up to a site inspection with mismatched shoes. Join us as we share the laughter with our community! #PropertyManagement #Bloopers #FunnyMoments #LaughOutLoud #PropertyHumor Housing Consultants of America Info@HousingConsultantsofAmerica.com

My first job out of college, I was a financial analyst. I left that job to manage a reggae rock band. Then, I worked on a documentary about gold mines in Utah. Then, I worked in residential real estate development. (I now have been running a successful textile company for over 20 years, but needless to say, it took me a while to find my “forever job.”) During this period, many of my friends and family told me, “You need to pick one thing and stick to it.” They worried I’d become a “Jack of all trades and a master of none.” Now, though, as an entrepreneur and CEO, I wouldn’t change a thing about my past. I think having a diverse range of experiences is invaluable. Just consider the lessons I learned… - My skills as a financial analyst have translated into how best to deliver financials to the Board of Managers - The documentary taught me how to find motivation in the face of rejection - My job as a reggae rock band manager taught me how to handle fluid, stressful and high-pressure situations while collaborating with distinct and varied personalities - Working in residential real estate taught me why the saying “every project takes twice the cost and twice the time” exists. 😊 I could go on and on. So, my word of advice, for anyone still “figuring it out” – don’t worry. While you may not be in your “dream job” right now, you’re building a unique bank of experiences that you can draw on for the rest of your life. You’re right where you need to be.