You may think the pay is good, then you experience what you have to do to get it. The job is literally like washing your car in the rain. Managers micro manage you and no one seems to have consistency in what the process is for handling claims, approaching your diary, customer service philosophy. The company is growing way too fast and needs to slow growth to provide the excellent service they seek and not break the backs of their employees. Many adjusters quit and just left notes during lunch time on their manager's desk, resigned, and/or stay on waiting for something better from another employer. Worst thing is that when someone quits their claims get absorbed across the floor, and the probably weren't doing the best job when they came to the conclusion they were going to quit, and this equals more work for you. If the above does not bother you this should; unless you take off 3 or more days your claims are not put on hold. This means you will continue to have work pile on when you are sick or out of the office and it is equivalent to be punished for taking time off. Beware this employer.
