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The global financial crisis of 2007/2008 was an extreme worldwide financial crisis. Originated in the United States, the ripple effect spread globally. #SWOTSunday
In its wake, the asset management industry took hits- shrinking portfolios, low returns on investments and low confidence were the order of the day. #SWOTSunday
That has turned around in recent years and the industry is seeing technologically driven innovation that seeks to challenge the normal methods used in carrying out activities in this space and the delivery of financial services. #SWOTSunday
Now, here’s the big question, how do you help your employees plan their vacations sustainably? 🤔
Start small. Search for a tour operator with affordable packages, preferably local. Negotiate great deals and categorize them according to salary levels
My name is Xxx, a Compliance And Control Manager with over 4 years experience.
I have been involved in several projects cutting across financial planning and analysis, financial reporting, risk management & regulatory compliance, risk control and other Project Management methodologies.
Managers, Know When to Stop Talking and Start Listening
As a manager, you probably have to talk a lot. You want people to have the guidance and direction they need, of course, and there are plenty of situations where you need to speak your mind.
But at some point, talking a lot can turn into overcommunicating. You can end up dominating conversations, which means employees’ perspectives aren’t being heard. To make sure you aren’t talking too much, listen as much as you speak.
When someone raises a question in a meeting, invite others to weigh in before you. In fact, don’t contribute your thoughts until several other people have offered theirs. That way everyone is included and feels that their input is valued.