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Resumes for Independent Adjusters - Why You Need Them

Oct 1, 2020

 

 

John Bachmann is a claims leader in the insurance industry and considers himself as an ‘insurance nerd’ and a “Claims Guy.” He is also the co-author of the Adjuster's Resume Playbook: A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating an Insurance Adjuster Resume, where he wrote about how adjusters can improve their resumes and boost their acceptance rate. John has almost a decade of experience working in the adjusting industry where he also served as a mentor and professional coach for other claims adjusters.

 

In today’s episode, my friend Chris Stanley interviews John to discuss why adjusters would benefit from having an up-to-date resume. He describes what a resume should be and what information it’s supposed to contain from the viewpoint of an adjuster. He discusses how resumes are handled today and the various automated processes yours go through upon submission. John also explains why some of the most important adjusting skills can be learned in other professions.

 

 

 

"A resume is an advertisement of you: your story, what brought you where you are today, and why you want whatever job you're handing that resume for." - John Bachmann

 

 

 

This week on Adjuster Talk:

 

  • When a good resume is great for all adjusters.
  • Why adjusters still need to update their resumes.
  • What John believes a resume is supposed to be.
  • How you can increase your resume's ability to attract employers.
  • The keywords you need to include in your resume.
  • The automated systems that your resume goes through upon submission.
  • The adjusting skills you learn from non-adjusting jobs.
  • Incorporating communication and integrity in your profession.

 

 

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