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Hello, Connections! I'm hiring Licensed Property and Casualty Agents to start this February in a Work from Home setup. If you or someone in your network may be interested, contact me for more information. #hiringnow #propertyandcasualty #propertyandcasualtyinsurance #insuranceagent #insuranceagents #licensedagent #propertyandcasualtyinsurance #casualty #everise #weareeverise

How did you get into insurance? It's a question many of us hear often. And more often than not, the answer is "I stumbled into it!". That's definitely the case for our Commercial Underwriter, Rob Mason, who thought he was applying for an admin role at a temp agency and instead ended up finding a lasting career in the insurance industry. If you're looking to start your career or maybe switch to a new career path, why not give insurance a try? It could be life-changing for you, just like it was for Rob. 😉 Check out our open positions and apply online: braishfield.com/careers #braishfield #bridgespecialtygroup #youronestopsolution #insurancecareersmonth #insurancebroker #insurance

🌟 Now is the perfect time to explore a career in claims adjusting! 🌟 With the insurance industry undergoing rapid transformation and the demand for skilled professionals on the rise, claims adjusting presents a compelling opportunity for career growth and advancement. Here's why: 1. As natural disasters, technological advancements, and evolving consumer needs reshape the insurance landscape, the role of claims adjusters becomes increasingly vital in assessing and mitigating risks. 2. Claims adjusting offers the chance to make a meaningful impact by helping individuals and businesses recover from unexpected losses, showcasing your problem-solving skills and empathy. 3. With the increasing complexity of insurance claims and the need for prompt and fair settlements, skilled claims adjusters are highly sought after for their ability to deliver efficient and effective solutions. 4. Join a dynamic community of professionals, learn from experienced mentors, and engage in continuous learning and development opportunities. Now is the time to seize the opportunity and embark on a rewarding career journey in claims adjusting with AdjusterPro Pre-Licensing and Exam Prep training! 🎓📑 https://lnkd.in/d5VvJjbC #ClaimsAdjusting #CareerOpportunities #InsuranceIndustry #AdjusterPro

What does a loss adjuster do? Obviously a question on everybody's mind. So I asked one to give an insight into their week: "As a property loss adjuster, my role is a dynamic mix of fieldwork and administrative tasks. Fieldwork days involve on-site visits to assess a variety of claims, ranging from fires to floods. These visits require not only damage assessment but also immediate completion of the necessary paperwork. During these visits, I guide policyholders through the claims process, explaining each step to ensure they understand what to expect. This involves providing emotional support, particularly when dealing with significant property damage, as this can be a distressing time for the policyholder. Administrative days are dedicated to finalising reports, responding to emails, and meticulously updating case files to ensure all information is up-to-date and accurate. This part of the job requires keen attention to detail and effective time management to handle multiple claims simultaneously. Preparation for fieldwork commences a day in advance, involving claim research and scheduling customer visits. However, the schedule is often subject to change due to customer preferences or unforeseen circumstances, which can lead to late nights. During challenging periods like Ramadan, adhering to fasting requirements while maintaining productivity presents an additional challenge. This involves abstaining from eating or drinking from dawn until sunset, which can be particularly demanding when conducting physical visits, meeting service level agreement targets, engaging in face-to-face customer meetings, and managing administrative tasks throughout the day. Despite these challenges, the role of a loss adjuster is both fulfilling and enjoyable. The opportunity to assist clients during their vulnerable times, solve complex situations, and engage in meaningful interactions with customers keeps motivation high. The dynamic nature of the job ensures that no two days are alike, offering continual opportunities for growth and learning. Ultimately, the satisfaction derived from helping individuals navigate through challenging situations outweighs the inherent challenges of the role." With thanks to the adjuster who wrote this, now you can all rest easy. #lifeintheday #lossadjuster #lossadjusting #claims

With much better software, and more and more title agents adopting a fragmented process (pre-closing, post-closing etc.), one downside is that it can be much harder to learn the nuts and bolts of title and title insurance. You can master your little piece of the process, but you will always struggle on some level if you don’t understand the bigger picture, even if it’s not “your job”. I know this, because I lived that way for years working with the underwriters on commercial deals. One of my favorite parts of my job as a Title Rep is helping newer real estate attorneys and paralegals really understand the WHY. There’s just nothing like that look on their face when everything clicks and starts making sense. #bostonattorney #titlerep #realestatelaw #titleinsurance FNF Family of Companies - Massachusetts Agency

A good explanation of what a loss adjuster does. #NewAdjusterDigest

#hiring C/L CAR Underwriter II, Boston, United States, $100K, fulltime #opentowork #jobs #jobseekers #careers $100K #Bostonjobs #Massachusettsjobs #InsuranceSuperannuation Apply: https://lnkd.in/ghHZHWEf Sign-on Bonus, salary and higher level commensurate with experience. Average salary: $70,000 - $100,000 / yearFlexible location with ability to drive to Webster, MA for occasional training and/or meetings, based on business needStrong Commercial Lines CAR Underwriting experience required. Demonstrates ability to exercise business judgement, effective oral and written communications, sales and negotiations skills, analytical skills, and time management within the current job assignment.Job SummaryEffectively manages risk selection for both new and renewal business in an assigned Commercial Lines underwriting territory for Limited Service Carrier / ERP Agents. Influence overall profitability, rate adequacy and acceptability of risks being placed in CAR, while also handling some voluntary business within these assigned agents. Ability to navigate fluently through the CAR manual including bulletins which can include updated rule changes. Ability to build and maintain strong relationships through agents, Business Development Representatives and Voluntary new and renewal underwriters.Knowledge, Skills and AbilitiesEducation: Bachelor's Degree or professional level of knowledge in a specialized field, or equivalent, related experience.Experience: 2 - 4 years - or Associates Degree equivalent plus 4 - 6 years.Knowledge: General knowledge of industry practices, standards, and concepts within field of work. Applies them to perform work requiring analytical business skills.Decision Making: Makes decisions related to a wide variety of situations within management limits. Interprets guidelines and procedures, applying judgment and discretion. Decisions influence portions of a project, client relationships and/or expenditures.Supervision Received: Works independently under general supervision. Work is reviewed for overall adequacy in performing tasks.Leadership: May provide training and guidance to less experienced staff.Problem Solving /Operations/Direct Work Involvement: Develops solutions to a variety of problems, typically of moderate scope and complexity. Refers to and interprets policies and practices for guidance.Client Contacts: Contacts other departments and or external organizations or parties frequently. Contacts are primarily at or below upper management levels. Represents organization on specific projects. Communication may involve persuasion, and negotiation.Additional Knowledge, Skills and AbilitiesPrior experience as a Commercial Lines Underwriter I or equivalent at another insurer, or underwriting services supervisor is required. Demonstrates ability to exercise business judgement, effective oral and written communications, sales and negotiations skills, analytical skills, and

Hi Connections! I'm #hiring for a Licensed Property & Casualty Agents in a Work from Home setup. If you or someone interested in the position, contact me for more information. #hiringnow #propertyandcasualty #propertyandcasualtyinsurance #insuranceagent #insuranceagents #licensedagent #propertyandcasualtyinsurance #casualty #everise

You don't have to take our word for it; our clients say it better! Take a look at what Michelle Volpe, President of The Property and Casualty Initiative, has to say about her experience working with KLR Executive Search. #FutureReady #hiring #executivesearch #testimonial #hiringprocess