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In any firm, practice managers are vital to ensuring business success. Without them, deadlines may not be met, quality may suffer, and business growth may slow down. Yet very few of them come to this role as experienced leaders who are excellent at walking a tightrope as they attempt to balance many plates of various responsibilities and points of view across the organisation.

Our last blog focused on helping you work out your capacity for work using a simple calculator. This time, we are taking a deeper dive into understanding how your client numbers and other factors affect your capacity.

Many moons ago and prior to becoming a practice management and operations consultant, I was a Practice Manager and Partner of a financial planning practice. While Richard, the Managing Partner and the main Adviser and I used to work extremely well together, there were some challenges that we both faced as we came at things from two very different perspectives.