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Thoughts on joining USAA as a desk adjuster?
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I am at Allstate. I have two years as a field property adjuster. I am a top performer. I have been shouted out multiples times by senior leadership. I am also being used as a mentor for new field adjusters. However, lately, all the adjusters with 4+ years of experience are leaving in waves because the demands keep increasing, there is no compensation for working over time, and the stress is mounting. The field people are burning out and these are all good adjusters that have trained and helped me many times. I too am burning out. Allstate has been pretty good to me in terms of benefits and the friendly people I work with but the volume of claims and tasks getting assigned to us as field adjusters keeps increasing. And it seems there is no end in sight to the increased micromanaging. Two of my former colleagues have joined USAA. One is a desk adjuster and says the job is a breeze. The other one is starting in a few weeks as a large loss field adjuster. The desk adjuster has been there for almost 6 months and they emphasize how easy it is. Any loss with more than one room goes to someone else, etc. They say the job is no where near as stressful as Allstate when they were a field adjuster. The other colleague that recently got hired emphasized how much more benefits there are, 36 days of PTO to start, all federal holidays that we don’t get at Allstate, you are paid for...
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