Posts Tagged ‘new adjuster’
Posted on: November 27th, 2012
“4.5 steps to survive (and thrive) on your first deployment”
You’ve worked really hard, learned as fast and thoroughly as you could, made some great contacts, and now you have files. Beyond the obvious (inspect and close), what are some strategies that will turn this event into something that is worth leaving the house? How about making this an event that is long lasting, and can actually change your career? 50 files then back to the house is certainly not…
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Posted on: March 14th, 2012
Step by step tutorial on how to Sketch a Mansard roof.…
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Posted on: March 13th, 2012
Get Certified!
There are a million certifications out there. Which of those should you choose? This is a very popular debate. While I will certainly not end the debate with this one blog, I will try to provide some guidance to the newer folks out there that would like to simplify the process.
I've said it before, but it's worth saying again - get licensed in your home state right away. I'm sure some readers would disagree with this, but…
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Posted on: October 12th, 2011
How to survive your first deployment
Several things occur when a new adjuster gets deployed for the first time. We'll discuss things that are so common, it's pretty much safe to say that ALL new adjusters go through the same patterned experience. If you thought you were alone, you're not. Read on.
Having information about what is about to happen (prior to it actually happening) can really be beneficial to the newly deployed. Here are the normal stages:
Day 1…
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Posted on: October 12th, 2011
New Adjuster Strategies
It seems everywhere I go lately, I am surrounded by folks that are new to the adjusting field (probably not a coincidence, considering I AM an Xactimate trainer). I get the same questions over and over, so it seemed appropriate to address some of those questions in our very first newsletter.
I would give a little advice on some things that may seem obvious -
1. Go ahead and get a license in your home state. If…
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