The insurance industry is going to face a veritable crisis in a few years unless we get more experienced newcomers. Young professionals need to consider getting formal training, a professional designation, or other industry credentials so they can be on par with their predecessors.
The simple fact is that the Baby Boomers are heading out. This is both good and bad.
A view from the most positive perspective would be that we'll have new people entering our industry, filled with fresh and innovative ideas.
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