Research: State of the Young Insurer Nation Part 2: Life inside insurance

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In the second section of the research, Michèle Bacchus asks more than 50 young insurer employees about their lives in the insurance industry itself.

Experience, especially in the world of insurance, demands time, motivation and knowledge, and the 52 young insurers who participated in this research are happy to put in the hours, literally.

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