Natural disaster insurance adjusters have a lot of flexibility with their time and responsibilities. They have potential for a high income, traveling a lot, and plenty of vacation time.
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There are two types of insurance adjusters: staff and independent. Staff adjusters earn a steady salary, while independent adjusters get paid on a fee-schedule. Independent adjusters have more potential for earning a higher income.
No job is perfect, and you’re bound to have hard days no matter what you do for a living. By definition, the position of an insurance adjuster is a stressful one. You spend your days assessing the damage and negotiating payouts with policyholders. So, even when everything goes according to plan, the work is hard.
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The road to becoming an insurance adjuster is relatively easy. After you sign up for the 2021 Training pre-licensing course, you’ll be able to take the Texas licensing exam. After you pass it, all you have to do is get a job…Easy, right? Well, only if you nail the interview that will actually land you
Insurance adjusters are the ones who are always on the front lines. Even though that can have a hefty payout, it often means long hours, no personal life, and high levels of stress. That’s why many people in the insurance industry (and especially insurance adjusters) often struggle with maintaining a work-life balance. The key to
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We’re living in the future we thought about when we were kids. Everything is readily available online or at the tips of our fingers. Not only that, but no matter what your job is, you can probably do it from home. The same goes for virtual claims adjusting. So, who are these virtual insurance adjusters?
What all seasoned or new adjusters need to know is how to stay safe when doing on-site assessments. This is especially true for catastrophe or CAT adjusters. These people often have to perform on-site evaluations during or after catastrophes, for example, during the hurricane season. That’s why safety always has to come first. After all,
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Burnout is a serious issue that can affect anyone’s productivity. It can occur when you work really hard without allowing yourself to take proper breaks, for example. In turn, that will result in negative feelings about work, no enthusiasm, and no sense of accomplishment. Naturally, that is how productivity levels drop dramatically. Work burnout can
Are you thinking of becoming an independent adjuster, but you are worried about finding jobs? Independent adjusters usually don’t work for a single insurance company, but they do work alongside them. We have briefly explained what an independent adjuster does, and how they work together with an insurance company when evaluating a claim. Independent Adjusters
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Do you want to leave your customer service job? Trust us — we understand you completely. The job is anything but rewarding. What’s more, the pay isn’t that amazing either (which is putting it lightly). But which career jump should you make? Are there any jobs that you’re qualified for? Or are you doomed to
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