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The Future of Insurance Talent Strategy

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By Andrew Smith
| The Insurance Lead Verified
Talent Acquisition and its younger sibling, Talent Management, entered the corporate insurance scene about 25 years ago as a distinct function. Digitalization is now compressing career timelines and transforming today’s early career learning and experience.
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AI Resistance in Insurance Underwriting: Lessons Learned

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By Andrew Smith, Andrew Smith
| The Insurance Lead Verified
We have the playbook. But are we ready to recommit to learning the lessons of past technological upheaval? I didn’t realize I was walking into a firestorm back in January 2012 when I joined an insurtech company. But that’s what it felt like. My job was to win over insurance firms by demonstrating the power of predictive analytics to transform underwriting by combining data science with human expertise.
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Turning plot to profit: The mistakes to avoid as a first-time developer

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By Andrew Smith
| Property Reporter Verified
The landscape for first-time developers remains extremely high risk, with research showing that around 20-30% of small developers fail within their first year. This is often due to underestimated costs, financial gaps, not understanding the market or planning mishaps. The five mistakes to avoid as a first-time developer: Mistake 1 - Not preparing a business plan with maximum detail The more detail you jot down, the more likely it is you’ll be able to spot any flaws in the plan.
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