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Good interview, thanks to both gentlemen for being transparent. Wishing you success 🎉

I'm glad they made this video especially when the young man had a real moment with the policy holder about his new baby. Thank you for sharing. ❤💪🏽😊

This is one of my favorite video's, I am new to adjusting, however, passed my TX license test with a lot of hands-on learning as well. Thank you for this podcast to help everyone in their new careers in the making, will be submitting an application!

are yall staff adjusters or independent?

What people dont think abt is land dont start in la until around 40 miles in because of the swamp here in la im in Lockport LA

so with independent adjusting how do they get contracted out? do they “work” for a company such as CNC but not as an employer? how does that work?

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 so important! Video one touch on something so important, getting to the deployment and home. You have to drive. Ladders don’t get checked in🙄

That's what I'm talking about --- another highly educational CNC broadcast.

Don't you have to work for a firm for 2 years before you can get your license? How do you get into the field?

Information is so good🎉

Thanks guys great content

Fantastic video!

As a new IA , do you get deployed alone or as a crew ?

Awesome video. I'm a truck driver looking onto becoming an aduster. As a beginner, should I work from home starting out, before working in the field? Also, I have no construction experience. Should I start with Auto adjusting?

It was mentioned that an adjuster can be deployed for months. Is finding somewhere to stay solely the responsibility of the adjuster or is there some assistance involved?

Very much appreciated, David. Thanks!!

Outstanding

I print one sheet of paper per claim. If you have all these applications open you can change as you go and add an F9 note to explain. Print the loss notice and make your notes on the back.

So wholesome...the idea of growing together, some way ahead of others, some new like me and encouraged by the idea.

This information is so useful for investigating damage outside earthquake zones. Muchas gracias! Se la agradezco.

Fascinating discussion. Thank you, gentlemen...and ladies!

Just excellent!

Man, this is so good. Thank you, fellas.

I can't believe how informative this is.

This is so interesting and concrete. Lots of practical insights. Thanks a bunch!

So the tow truck guy stole the car. Not that complicated now

So he stole it. Ok understand now. He took it and then didn't take it where he was suppose to.

Guess that driver was a toad!

Great info !!

Great info !! I just found your channel today… love it

Um, why am I getting this? I'm over 700 miles away. Good luck.

Fantastic episode

Awesome episode-thank you for sharing!

This is great stuff. Thanks!

"promosm" ☝️

I am a automotive technician and I am interested in becoming an automotive adjuster. What are the criteria to become an automotive adjuster ?

CNC is really setting themselves a part with these podcasts! Very informative & appreciated! Thanks

Excellent video!!

Thank you for this comprehensive & informative video!!

This was extremely helpful, I’m glade you guys mentioned using a questioning template for new adjusters. Whew 😅 is there a way I could purchase this template,or is the company hiring for new adjusters?

Wow, that story about David telling the lady about the light at the end of the tunnel give me goosebumps. Can't wait to start my adjuster journey! Thank you for this video, very informative.

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.

Hats off to CNC for making a difference in being that positive hand up at a time when it's best needed.❤

Excellent Update thank you 🎉😊

This is such a gem and good content!

Turn your camera sideways so it looks like a television screen!

Excellent and helpful video! Thanks for sharing.

Can I apply for desk adjusting if I currently work for a carrier?

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