Ten years ago, when Nest was becoming an entity, I was just returning from maternity leave after having had my first child. While I was as keen and ambitious as ever, I wasn’t really prepared for how difficult the transition back into a “full on” role was going to be.
At the same time, Nest was overcoming its own challenges to deliver on the ambitions set for it - creating millions of new pension savers, particularly low to moderate earners, and helping support ...
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