Ten years later, Katrina is still making an impression. Numerous lessons were learned from Katrina that have helped insurers and other first responders better prepare for other catastrophes. Some may seem obvious, but others demonstrate just how much has changed in the past decade.
Talk to anyone who worked in New Orleans or the surrounding areas after Hurricane Katrina about their experiences and the reaction from these first-responders is immediate and emotional.
By paying attention to the needs of the millennial worker and employing some of these strategies, your company can begin to create a symbiotic relationship between insurance veterans and new talent.
According to recent estimates, people send 31.25 million messages on Facebook; send 347,222 tweets on Twitter; view 17,361 profiles on LinkedIn; post 48,611 pictures on Instagram; upload 300 hours of video on YouTube; and upload 1,041,666 video loops on Vine every minute. Given that there are 1,440 minutes in a...
A hacking attack is not just a possibility it is a probability, and when all computers go down at once, don't look on the back porch for a carrier pigeon.