A FEW DAYS IN THE LIFE OF A CLAIMS ADJUSTER || BUSY SEASON || TRYING TO GET IT ALL DONE || INSURANCE

Hey y'all it's been a few weeks but I'm back with another video showing y'all a few days in the life of an insurance/claims adjuster. All I'm going to say is it's been sooo busy, not just for me but for all of us. I'm just shining light on the real struggles we go through so anyone considering this career knows what to expect. I will say as rewarding as this career has been, it's forced me to be really serious about my routines and put my mental health in the forefront because you can lose it if you don't. Never trying to scare anyone just keep it 100! I hope you enjoy and please leave your comments/questions below :)

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[chrisedwards]

Hard work season has begun, pack your patience’s

[buetifulkay]

Usually I’m super excited to start this line of work after watching your videos…but I’m not going to lie this one has me a little scared 😅…thanks for another vlog

[seancousins]

Happy end of 2023 . 2023 needs to let go after that let it go til start beginning for 2024 coming soon til nxt month gets a early start of NEW

[shannonlstephens]

I am overwhelmed as well with my claims. There had not been no over time approved and the only way to stay on top of my claims have been done off of the clock. Can you explain how you navigate completing all of your claims without working off of the clock. ( I have been adjusting for 6 months)

[videofirstime]

Hello I wanted to ask you how was your training in claims when you first started? Was it 6 months training and did you take a lot of notes and was it hard to remember everything?

[sharondaadams]

I’m on the auto side and it’s crazy busy for me too. I was just about to ask if you still have to handle the claims that have red flags like recent changes or lapse etc. that slows me down soo much I hate it

[cocoapuff]

I just passed my test and I'm in the process of filling out the forms to send in. Where are good places to apply? I currently work workers comp claims for different hospitals (billing 7 years now). Where can i go that will pay decent. Plus i want to work P&C but im cool with auto. Thanks

[XxAzureNekoxX]

Have you considered going into underwriting? What do you know about it? (Im an adjuster)