Hello! Looking for some advice here. I currently work in a role that I don’t find fulfilling or interesting. I have an MBA and a range of insurance experience.

I’m interviewing for a role with CNA as an underwriter. Salary is better, and it seems like I’d be able to learn a lot more than I am currently. Benefits seem pretty good as well. Before joining Marsh I’ve worked for other carriers.

I’m happy to elaborate where needed.

Thanks in advance!

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