The wealth management industry is highly competitive. When it comes to your performance, would you say you 'love to win' or 'hate to lose'?

"I love to win, although losing is inevitable now and then. When I don't win, it's essential to learn from the experience and implement changes rather than dwell on the loss. As a highly commissioned wealth management professional, the love to win on behalf of my clients drives me."

"'I hate to lose' is more descriptive of me, although not in a negative way. I am a bit of a perfectionist in the work I deliver, and I don't like disappointing my boss, my clients, or myself. That said, I know there is always something to learn from losing."

On their website, Goldman Sachs Leaders Share Advice to Their Younger Selves. One executive advises, "Come to work with a positive attitude, an open, enquiring mind and with the intention of getting on with it and making it happen - the professional as well as the personal rewards will come, but be patient!" This presents a forward-thinking, positive attitude that Goldman Sachs uses in such matters. So when answering questions such as this, sometimes the answer isn't either/or, but both.