Season 1, Episode 1 - What To Expect As A 'New' Adjuster

We’re kicking off The New Adjuster Podcast with our first episode! Hannah speaks with adjusters, Derrick and Will, about their first deployment. We explore how they learned about adjusting and what tips they have for new adjusters just starting out. Derrick and Will also explain what to expect from your first deployment and how you can set yourself up for success when you’re first starting out.

0:00 Introductions
0:49 How Did You Start?
3:05 What To Know About Adjusting
7:27 First Step To Get Started
10:35 How To Get Deployed
14:35 What to Expect From Deployment
21:52 Tools You Need
24:51 Getting Paid
27:43 Challenges

Apply with us! Join our roster by filling out an application on our website or by contacting HR. Be sure to follow up with our Recruitment, Deployment, and Licensing (RDL) team once you've applied. We look forward to having you on our team at CNC!

[Shell]

Good interview, thanks to both gentlemen for being transparent. Wishing you success 🎉

[danielleward]

I've been hearing so many great things about CNC. I've been trying to get a deployment but nothing as of yet. I'm on the roster as well as Stand-By. Hopefully someone sees this from CNC and this post makes working with CNC possible. I've called and left several vms. Just waiting for that chance. Give me a chance CNC - you won't regret it, I promise.

[jesusc]

Awesome video. I'm a truck driver looking onto becoming an aduster. As a beginner, should I work from home starting out, before working in the field? Also, I have no construction experience. Should I start with Auto adjusting?

[destiniek]

This was very helpful content as a newly licensed adjuster in Texas so far. I have some experience in real estate as in taking photos interior and exterior and submitting reports at the deadline. I have some knowledge on Xactimate. I’m getting my Xactimate certification soon for level 1 and 2. If you guys need help, I would love the opportunity!

[EnchantedImaginations]

As a new IA, do you get deployed alone or as a crew ?

[briann]

It was mentioned that an adjuster can be deployed for months. Is finding somewhere to stay solely the responsibility of the adjuster or is there some assistance involved?

[jackiefezzia]

I’m new to becoming an adjuster-Desk-adjuster. Remotely. Can you share any information about how to get in.

[TonyJrFlemmings]

I am a automotive technician and I am interested in becoming an automotive adjuster. What are the criteria to become an automotive adjuster ?

[marcuscalderon]

Don't you have to work for a firm for 2 years before you can get your license? How do you get into the field?

[Thefavoritee]

What if you’re deployed as a desk adjuster, what purpose would you need to take your car?