Independent adjusting can be one of the best career choices you will ever make. In a way, it gives you the freedom of most work-from-home occupations, but without the mundane experience of being stuck at home for 40 hours a week. One of the best ways to boost the adjusting experience is by joining or working with an IA firm.

 

How do you know if an IA firm is good or bad? What should you watch out for?

 

Today, I discuss some of the best ways to determine if the IA firm you’re scouting is worth your time or worth a pass. I describe why winter is a slow month for all of us and when it starts picking up. I explain some of the risks to consider in being an independent adjuster and how to prepare for slow and fast months. I also share how you can start working with Royal Adjusting Services and the type of adjusters we want on our team.

 

 

 

“Check to see what a company’s rates are only after you’ve decided they’re good or bad to do business for through doing your homework.”

 

 

 

This week on Adjuster Talk:

 

• Why winter is a tough time for independent adjusters.
• Preparing for the big and small quarters as an independent adjuster.
• Knowing how to find the right IA firm.
• The types of behavior you need to watch out for in IA firms.
• What makes our firm different from other firms.
• The questions you need to ask an IA firm.
• The risks to consider when choosing an IA firm.
• Some of the reasons why you should work for us.

 

 

 

 

Connect. Share. Inspire.

 

Thanks for tuning in to the Adjuster Talk podcast with your host, Jason Heenan! If you enjoyed today’s episode, please head over to iTunes to subscribe to the show and leave an honest review. You can also connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

_____________________________________________________________________________________

Join the Royal Adjusting Services roster at RoyalAdjustingServices.com

Download the "Steps to Becoming an Adjuster Guide"

Free 7 Day Trial to the IA Path Adjuster Mentorship Community at AdjusterTalk.show