The Adjuster! Making Insurance Claims Pay
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (578 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0965312399 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 368 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-08-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Hargis, editor, The Insurance Record. He ties the whole work together with a narrative that is both amusing and informative. Of course, I would want a philosophical and historical overview of things as well as a nitty-gritty, microscopic view of the details necessary for getting the job done. This friend's stories should be witty as well as factual. He tells who the players are and what their points of view are. Hargis, editor, The Insurance Record -- Glen E. phone calls when questions occurred to me.(From Casual comments, February 12, 1998) If I were interested in becoming an Independent Adjuster, or learning what it was like to be one, I'd be in luck. If I were going to take up a new profession, I would hope to be able to go to a fr
Amazon Customer said Fist off, this work is DATED. Times have. Fist off, this work is DATED. Times have changed but procedures have not. Very informative if you want to open your own office. I'm approaching it as a trainee. I'm trying to look, listen and learn. Overall, very informative. C. bankson said Not specifically for catastrophe adjusters. This book starts off a bit long winded but goes into detail that everyone studying the art of the adjuster will find helpful. The chapter headings are not particularly useful since the author uses them to display his wry sense of humor rather than using them to point the reader to a particular topic in the text.. So, you want to know about adjusting? WILLAM GOROS The book was very well written. Direct and to the point. He started off very slowly, Covering material everyone knows.Within three or four chapters he really gets into the meat of the adjusting business. He covers many real world situations andmany abstract practices. If your interested in Adjusting I would buy and real it. I found the the Adjusting Business is not for me.Too much detail!
The book demonstrates how to start out "on the kitchen table" in a business of your own, or teaches the basics by which a trainee can go out and get a job working for someone else in a new and exciting career.. For the person who has no insurance experience the book provides the nuts and bolts of claims in a straightforward, simple manner with excercises and suggestions for further study. The Adjuster! is a practical, down-to-earth self-help guide to learning the business of insurance claim adjusting. Written in an easy, comfortable style the book takes the beginner by the hand and leads the way through the basics of investigation, evidence gathering, analysis, evaluation and ultimately settlement negotiation. It includes descriptions of the materials and equipment which are used by the insurance claim adjuster and explains in honest terms what it takes to go into business for oneself