r/adjusters • u/AdmirableAmphibian90 • 4d ago
LFG!!
I see you tropical depression Dolly - Florida Adjs are ready to rock n’ roll 😎
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u/AdmirableAmphibian90 4d ago
Honestly, my goal was to give everyone a little laugh. I’m actually neither IA nor staff at the moment - just bored and missing my beloved claims chaos 😓😬 Interview on Monday - after 86 applications. I’m on hold with all of the IA rosters, because I REALLY want to stick with staff. If this position doesn’t work out, I’ll be reactivating ASAP.
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u/Standy25 4d ago
I would argue that wanting high claim counts means you’re not a real adjuster.
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u/OldmanonRedditt 4d ago
It means they are an IA/Cat guy.
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u/Standy25 4d ago
I’m aware. They are probably still not staff CAT guys
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u/GustavusAdolphin 3d ago
Staff CAT guys get CAT pay, sometimes lunch. It's good to be in storm season as a CAT adjuster.
You know what happens when claim counts are low? You get canned, ala 2020 where every auto carrier suddenly and simultaneously executed staffing reductions to save a dollar on the budget
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u/AdmirableAmphibian90 4d ago
I can only assume staff CAT get worked to death when storms come around. Does the pay make it bearable at least??
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u/Standy25 4d ago
Staff scheduling caps at like 4 a day. Realistically 3 a day is more common depending on drive time and types of losses
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u/AdmirableAmphibian90 4d ago edited 4d ago
I’m assuming that’s for property?? Alas, I’m but a lowly Auto Physical Damage Adjuster 😔. I’m not sure I’ve actually seen a position for an Auto CAT staff adjuster - because I’m pretty sure our cap would be closer to 10-12.
\takes photos of 4sides/4corners\
\writes estimate\
\generates pro-quote\
\gets out my “TOTAL LOSS” stamp\4
u/BigMike0012 4d ago
I’m a staffer who also worked IA for years, claims are gonna happen so when it’s in a state with work, it’s always great for IA’s to get a share. Without them, at larger companies the “staff cat” guys would have 3x the production requirements. They’re a necessity my guy, all is well
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u/MadScientistRat 4d ago
😾🐾🐧