4 Ways to Sell Gen Z on an Insurance Career
Agency owners can draw Generation Z workers by embracing the four aspects of the insurance industry of strong interest to Gen Z job seekers.
Agency owners can draw Generation Z workers by embracing the four aspects of the insurance industry of strong interest to Gen Z job seekers.
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“I’m seeing more and more women out there [in the insurance industry], just in our own little city alone,” says Sarah Black, co-owner of her independent agency with daughter Jessica Black. “When I first came here over 20 years ago, this was a man’s job. A