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Webinar: Attracting and retaining talent in broking

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Post’s recent State of the Young Broker Nation research found hearteningly for the industry that at least as many young brokers sought out broking roles for their career as took the somewhat traditional route of ‘falling into’ the sector, even if none admitted to having harboured childhood dreams of working in insurance.

However, most in the sector still feel the industry has an unfair reputation, for dullness at best and dishonesty at worst, which is standing in the way of jobseekers recognising the fulfilling and varied career opportunities the industry has to offer. Graduate responders mentioned insurers at career fairs as their first point of contact with the sector and almost all admitted little to no prior knowledge of the sector before beginning to research or apply for jobs in the sector.

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