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From graduate scheme to chief executive, insurance sector can do more to attract talent – Tim Bailey

By 2023-09-05T09:30:00

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’What we really want is the right skillset, work ethic and a growth mindset,’ says chief executive officer

Graduates and young people don’t necessarily think of insurance as a potential career when considering their options, but the insurance sector can change that by offering “fantastic opportunities” and talking about the “critical role” insurance plays in our society and economy.

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