Archive for March 2020
This Week in Insurance Career Advice – 10
From the top skills required to succeed in life and work to the 5 lessons you’ll learn the hard way, here are the top career articles shared this past week! The Top Skills You Need to Succeed at Work — and at Home LinkedIn’s “Mind the Skills Gap” asked some of the world’s most successful…
Read MoreThis Week in Career Advice: Are Managers Obligated to Be a Reference?
As a manager, are you obligated to be a reference to a former employee? A letter-writers asks Ask A Manager’s Allison Green about the issue, and whether a small token of gratitude is required to former managers who act as references.
Read MoreThis Week in Insurance Career Advice – 9
Welcome to the first full-week of 2016! Here’s what was being shared in the world of career advice this week. Could Job Hopping Benefit Your Career? In the past, job hunting was regarded as a negative thing. But according to a recent survey conducted by Accountemps, 57% of 18-34 year olds regard it as a…
Read MoreThis Week in Insurance Career Advice – 8
It’s officially 2016! What are your professional New Year’s resolutions? Get a head start by reading these top career articles. 9 Awesome Strategies for People Who Are Already Ridiculously Organized Do you resolve to stay organized this year? Follow these tips to get started! 2016 Resume Trends – The New, The Now & What You…
Read MoreInsurance Claims Adjusters Job Description
Experienced insurance claim adjusters do have excellent prospects in the industry. The job of an insurance claim adjuster involves excellent analytical and people handling skills. Clients can get very demanding and it may be necessary to work during late evenings and on weekends. Examining numerous documents including police reports, court records and medical records and…
Read MoreThis Week in Insurance Career Advice – 7
Survive your office Christmas party and learn how to answer the dreaded “what do you do” question at other holiday gatherings, with these top career articles from the past week. A Guide to Surviving the Office Christmas Party Use these tips to survive your office Christmas party without being a topic of conversation for the…
Read MoreThis Week in Career Advice: Why You Should Never Give Your Salary Information
Asking for your previous salary has almost become commonplace among recruiters, however revealing this information can be damaging to your future career, so says Liz Ryan of Forbes Magazine. In addition to giving up any leverage you possess, Ryan argues that revealing your current salary information gives your potential new employer permission to determine your value…
Read MoreInsurance Careers – Case Management
RN case management. Find one of the best paying nursing jobs when you take an RN case management job, one of the hottest healthcare jobs available today. RN case management jobs give nurses the opportunity to administer and organize patient needs for an insurance company. Case managers evaluate and plan nursing and health care needs…
Read MoreThis Week in Insurance Career Advice – 6
With the year winding down and the holidays just around the corner, we’re reflecting on the biggest changes to make today for a better new year. Keeping that in mind, here’s a list of top resources from around the web with a specific purpose of making 2016 a better year professionally. Are you looking for…
Read MoreThis Week in Insurance Career Advice – 5
Failure, instability and anger in the workplace make up this past week’s top career articles you may have missed. 5 Things I Always Remember When My “Just For Now” Job Gets Me Down Not everyone is lucky enough to work their dream job. Here are some tips on how to handle your temporary job when…
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