Dear HR,
Dear Mr. Color-Coder,
Thank you for the question. It’s not difficult to become obscured by the substantial quantity of statistics and information while assessing reports. When analyzing a significant amount of information, they’re more likely to get distracted from the main point; therefore, it’s going to be strenuous for the person evaluating the reports. Documents that have color-coding features provide an immediate visual indication of anything that needs the reader’s attention. For a further explanation, click on the link below.
Read more about it here: Color Coding For Clear Communication
Michael Lee
Principal, Wealth Advisor & Focus Team LeadWith over 10 years of experience as an advisor, Michael brings a laser-focused approach to holistic wealth management. His first foray into retirement planning was when his mother retired from Kaiser Permanente Walnut Creek. As a first generation American, Michael had the duty of translating for his family – and he felt, firsthand, the stress and anxiety that large financial decisions can cause for
Together, we'll take your wealth farther
Our concierge team will connect you with the ideal advisor for your unique goals.
Related Content
5 Minute Read
Why I Became a Financial Advisor: Working With Clients Underserved by the Advising Industry
5 Minute Read
Why I Became a Financial Advisor: Working With Clients Underserved by the Advising Industry
