There are various strategies that fintech companies use to cultivate outstanding workplaces. Getting this wrong can be a costly affair. In the US, every year disengagement costs companies more than $500 billion annually. Research has shown that ‘unhappiness’ in the workplace can equate to a productivity loss of $7.8 trillion, almost 11% of the global GDP. Fintech businesses are always looking to improve engagement while ensuring retention. The following 10 lessons came from discussions with forward-thinking fintech companies. Each shares their pursuit of brilliant working environments for their staff.
Embracing Expertise and Continuous Learning
People enjoy working alongside experts and take pride in becoming an expert themselves. Steve Hughes is the CEO of Quor Group, a global leader in Commodities Trading. Steve takes pride in the “depth of knowledge” the team has. He says, “Our understanding of Commodity Trading is truly exceptional.” Individuals develop into subject matter experts as part of their journey in the firm. The Quor team build a challenging yet supportive learning curve that stretches individuals.
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