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Trying to get a staff adjusting Job

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atlsrt44

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11/01/2017 9:10 AM
I'm looking at getting into adjusting and know I need to gain experience. So I acquired my Ga license a few months back and started applying with the big companies. So far I've had almost 0 success. I've had a couple phone interviews but generally I'm not even to that point. I currently work for a large telco as a technician so I spend a good bit of my time working aloft, inside attics, crawlspaces etc... so I figured this would be a good switch. I have a bachelors in business and a background in bus mgmt. Im open to relocation and have applied outside of the metro area as well as in other states. I currently make fairly good money as a technician and know I will probably take a cut initially moving to adjusting but cannot do a $20k a yr drop so this limits my choices somewhat. I'd like your opinions on what I can do to make myself more appealing. I work 55-60 hrs a week so I can't do second job/intern/etc... Will more certifications help? More licenses? Any advice welcome. Thank you

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11/05/2017 3:41 AM
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12/11/2017 1:06 PM
Posted By atlsrt44 on 11/01/2017 9:10 AM I'm looking at getting into adjusting and know I need to gain experience. So I acquired my Ga license a few months back and started applying with the big companies. So far I've had almost 0 success. I've had a couple phone interviews but generally I'm not even to that point. I currently work for a large telco as a technician so I spend a good bit of my time working aloft, inside attics, crawlspaces etc... so I figured this would be a good switch. I have a bachelors in business and a background in bus mgmt. Im open to relocation and have applied outside of the metro area as well as in other states. I currently make fairly good money as a technician and know I will probably take a cut initially moving to adjusting but cannot do a $20k a yr drop so this limits my choices somewhat. I'd like your opinions on what I can do to make myself more appealing. I work 55-60 hrs a week so I can't do second job/intern/etc... Will more certifications help? More licenses? Any advice welcome. Thank you If you got more than one interview for a staff property adjuster position and you didn't get it, the interview is the problem.

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