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Friday, December 29, 2006

Where Has All he Adjuster "Professional" Training Gone?
By Roy Cupps @ 2:44 PM :: 2819 Views :: 0 Comments ::

This is an article written by Jonathan Stein, J.D., CPCU and published in the December 2004 Claims Quarterly. The article is a pdf. In the Mr. Stein discusses topics related to training. The topics include; "Basic Claims Training 101", Is Management Listening", Why Continuous Training for the Adjuster?" and If Training Serves So Many Purposes, Why is There a Lack of Claims Training?".

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