@1600 when Hannah (host) says she can't focus if she's at home, that made me giggle just a bit. I LOVE being at home and/or remote. I am so much more relaxed, able to work, I get things done, and no one bothers me. I don't answer my phone if I'm working if it's not work-related. I don't have kids to bother me or friends dropping by. I LOVE being remote. I guess it's just "to each their own".
Fantastic video!! I just passed for my license in the state of Texas, I have no experience in adjusting but will be taking your advice from this helpful video and begin investing in other states licenses. Thank you! Sounds like a great company. 😊
This was a great interview guys! Lots of information that really helps the newbee! Wish you all were in Florida. I'm looking to be a Desk Adjuster in Florida. Keep them coming!
Hey Jackie, we have clients in Florida and potential deployment opportunities for both desk and field year-round! Join our roster: www.adjustingexpectations.com/join :)
Thank you for making this video. I'm looking to transition to a new career. I've been in facilities maintenance/management for about 10 years. I'm wondering what kind of training, education and licesning a desk adjuster needs. Also, is it a good idea to take a pre-licensing training course online? I was looking at a couple different options for that. Currently, I live in Texas but am wanting to move to Florida at some point. I read that Texas and Florida have license reciprocity. I am looking for a desk job that has the potential for remote work.
We suggest checking out AdjusterPro, they have great guidelines for getting your license by state. And you can always check our website to see if CNC has any active training that might help!
Jesus, I would never work for that company. The company I work for paid for all my licensing upfront, I make $25 an hour PLUS $250 per claim I close. My checks can be over 12,000 a week sometimes. And I get paid every single week not every two weeks.
This is one of the best videos I've seen on desk adjusters... So many of the videos online at dedicated to field adjusting
Thanks so much! Glad we could help!
I agree so easy to understand
Also, many are geared to independent adjusters.
@1600 when Hannah (host) says she can't focus if she's at home, that made me giggle just a bit. I LOVE being at home and/or remote. I am so much more relaxed, able to work, I get things done, and no one bothers me. I don't answer my phone if I'm working if it's not work-related. I don't have kids to bother me or friends dropping by. I LOVE being remote. I guess it's just "to each their own".
Same here. I'm just starting but excited to be at home!
Does CNC allow desk adjusters to work out of the country
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Our HR team would probably be the best resource for this question: hr@cnc-resource.com or 800-843-0170 option 4.
Fantastic video!! I just passed for my license in the state of Texas, I have no experience in adjusting but will be taking your advice from this helpful video and begin investing in other states licenses. Thank you! Sounds like a great company. 😊
This is REALLY good content. I am a new desk adjuster and seeking full time remote employment. This is a great video for new folks. THANK YOU.
Thanks so much! We're glad to help with this content!❤
These are really detailed, excellent questions. Lots of meat on the bone. I’m going to listen to all of the podcasts. Thank you!
Thanks so much! We're glad you enjoyed it!
This video answered so many questions! Thank you all 🙏🏾
Thank you for watching!
This has been a great video! Thank you
Great Q&A. I’m new to the field and you all asked all the right questions and it taught me a lot. Many Thanks
We're glad you enjoyed it!
This was a great interview guys! Lots of information that really helps the newbee! Wish you all were in Florida. I'm looking to be a Desk Adjuster in Florida. Keep them coming!
Hey Jackie, we have clients in Florida and potential deployment opportunities for both desk and field year-round! Join our roster: www.adjustingexpectations.com/join :)
Excellent and helpful video! Thanks for sharing.
Thank for your kind words!
I am planning to get my license here in NC this summer and start as a desk adjuster. Great video, and I will be reaching out to CNC.
Fantastic! We look forward to hearing from you!
Great information, I'm looking for another desk assignment 👍
Fantastic video!
Thank you very much!
Great Information 👍🏾
Thank you!
Good info, I’m ready to switch careers and this is what I am looking at. I am looking into Adjuster Pro.
Great information, looking forward to becoming to licensed!
Thanks!
Thank you for making this video. I'm looking to transition to a new career. I've been in facilities maintenance/management for about 10 years. I'm wondering what kind of training, education and licesning a desk adjuster needs. Also, is it a good idea to take a pre-licensing training course online? I was looking at a couple different options for that. Currently, I live in Texas but am wanting to move to Florida at some point. I read that Texas and Florida have license reciprocity. I am looking for a desk job that has the potential for remote work.
We suggest checking out AdjusterPro, they have great guidelines for getting your license by state. And you can always check our website to see if CNC has any active training that might help!
I'm in Florida and I'm about to complete my licensing. Definitely interested in field work in auto.
Congrats! You can always reach out to HR and see if we have any opportunities available!
How was the test? I may be getting it in Florida too if I accept a litigation claims examiner position for property claims
Can I apply for desk adjusting if I currently work for a carrier?
Our HR team would probably be the best resource for this question: hr@cnc-resource.com or 800-843-0170 option 4. Good luck!
Do you just need a 6-20 license to be eligible to become a desk adjuster?
You can be an adjuster with 1 license (your home state), you'll just be far more deployable to be licensed in multiple states.
Jesus, I would never work for that company. The company I work for paid for all my licensing upfront, I make $25 an hour PLUS $250 per claim I close. My checks can be over 12,000 a week sometimes. And I get paid every single week not every two weeks.
Many firms work differently on how they handle licensing, fee schedules, and pay. Glad you have a firm you enjoy working with!
What company do you work for??
What's the name of your company?