>> I mean, I love the fact that I get to work with people
to help them recover from an unexpected loss.
I enjoy meeting people.
You know, I go into just various types of situations dealing with various types of people,
and I just like the aspect of, again, just helping people recover.
Just being there, being the integral part of moving them from having experienced a loss
to helping them get back on and restore it's property to its pre-loss condition.
There is a lot of stress associated with the job, but it's manageable stress,
and a say manageable meaning it begins from the onset of the claim.
I mean, you have to manage that claim from the standpoint of making the timely contacts,
being able to complete the inspection in a timely manner, and also being able to juggle,
not only that claim because you've got other claims that you're dealing with, as well.
And so if you lose sight of that, time management is a huge issue there,
and if that become adversary to what you're doing, I mean, it can create a lot of stress.
You're dealing with people who have suffered a loss, which has caused them stress.
So you're coming into a stressful situation already.
So it's incumbent upon you as the adjuster to do all you can to ease that customer's minds,
to establish great rapport with them, and/or the contractors or repair personnel
that they're using in the process.