Are you getting the support you need?
I ask this question as there is a pertinent perspective from this with what we will need to be dealing with in the next couple of years. Unless you have been living under a rock, you’ll know regulation changes are coming; this isn’t about what that’s about.
This is more the question of support, right now, today. What are you struggling with? What are you looking at and going, there must be a better/different/easier way to do this?
Part of this is we have many people in the industry for 10, 15, 20+ years and frankly after the first year, every other year was the same. They’re still doing it in the same way they did when they started.
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