Course Overview

Want to stand out against the competition? We walk you through everything from resume basics to an actual overview of a sample resume. This course will give you the tools needed to create a resume that IA Firm managers will want to pick up and read through. Resumes are simply a way to look good on paper. We want you to look like a professional and get to the work. Then once you get there, we want to help you succeed. Course includes tips from the president of a national IA firm, from a former IA firm owner, and a claims manager who has chosen which adjusters get the work around the nation for multiple insurance companies. As an extra for this course we provide information on creating a resume specifically for becoming an NFIP Flood Adjuster. This is a niche industry in the adjuster world and there are specifics that are looked for prior to putting an adjuster in the field to work flood.

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Section 1

    • 1 - Intro to Resume Course

  • 2

    Section 2

    • 2 - Building a Strong Adjuster Resume

  • 3

    Section 3

    • 3 - What a Resume Includes

  • 4

    Section 4

    • 4 - Subjective Resume Info

  • 5

    Section 5

    • 5 - Resume Guidelines

  • 6

    Section 6

    • 6 - How to Cut & Trim a Resume

  • 7

    Section 7

    • 7 - Start Long & Cut Back

  • 8

    Section 8

    • 8. Adjuster Sample Resume Overview

  • 9

    Section 9

    • 9 - Resume - Flood Resume - Tips

  • 10

    Companies to Submit your resume to

    • Companies to Apply to

    • Resume Template

Instructor

Senior Instructor

Steven Smallwood

Steven Smallwood became an insurance adjuster in 2002. After getting his licenses he had a hard time finding work, so he sought out seasoned adjusters and was able to get the basics of adjusting. He got his start with them and worked for the same adjusting firm for years. He was a Claims Manager for that adjusting firm and taught licensing classes as well. He has always enjoyed teaching others and that is where his passion lies. Over the years he has taught many people how to become an adjuster and now wants to share his knowledge with everyone else, so you don't have to go through the hassle of finding someone to teach you.