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Many people are totally aware of insurance agents and brokers and what they do. They meet with purchasers and explain potential coverage and service current business. A obtrusive example of management ingesting its own Kool-Assist is something I call “trade-average syndrome,” where managers accept turnover as normal as a result of it’s near or just below the trade average. With estimates for the true price of turnover ranging from 25% for entry stage jobs to 250% or more of annual salary for senior management, it is not rocket science to comprehend that this could’t continue.\n\nOn a more technical stage, …