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Addidi hunts for paraplanner to fit needs after restructure
by Michelle Abrego on Nov 15, 2012 at 13:39
Former New Model Adviser® cover star Anna Sofat is looking to hire a paraplanner, having restructured her business in a bid to improve client services.
Sofat, director of London-based Addidi Wealth, said she had always understood the need for paraplanners but had struggled to find one that fitted into her firm.
‘We’re reviewing how we do things and setting out very clearly structured roles,’ she said.
‘I have used paraplanners and have always seen the need for the role, but have had a hard time finding someone [suitable],’ she said.
‘We want a paraplanner who has a clear understanding of the [advice] process, not just products.
‘We want them to have a different mind-set than someone who has good technical skills. We’re casting the net wide in the hope of finding what fits the firm.’
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sowhat via mobile
Nov 16, 2012 at 08:32
NMA is a job site now? Pointless article, many businesses restructure and recruit without a press article. I am looking for someone to make my coffee.
report thisBrett Davidson
Nov 16, 2012 at 14:00
My recommendation is to not hire a full time person for coffee making but to outsource it to a specialist. Yes the per unit cost of each coffee will be higher (circa £2 per cup), but the quality will be excellent; quite possibly better than making it in-house.
You can decide for yourself, but try places like Starbucks (although moral and ethical issue with choosing these guys), Costa (they pay loads of UK tax apparently), or Cafe Nero (unsure of current tax status but good coffee).
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