When we talk to new advisors there is a common theme in what they seek in their career: mentorship.
New advisors are becoming more aware of knowing what they don't know, and realizing they need to learn from someone before they are ready to manage a client relationship without oversight. This emphasis on mentoring is a sign they desire additional knowledge/wisdom/experience and is a positive step in the transference of the profession's body of knowledge to the future of the industry.
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