Here are the questions to ask to make sure your submission is at the top of the underwriter's pack. (Photo: areebarbar/Shutterstock)
A production underwriter must develop a number of skills to be successful. These include strong interpersonal, organizational and technical skills, as well as the wherewithal to tackle complex risks. And yet, even after they have all of these pieces in place, underwriters still have another key skill to learn: How to prioritize which submissions to review first.
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