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Hi from Connecticut!
I'm a 56 year old woman who is studying for the All Lines Adjusting Exam.
I left the high-tech field 20 years ago and have been mostly teaching art to adults, fixing up houses, and doing retail customer service and sales since then. I find that I'm not challenged enough and need to find something new.
The insurance adjusting field interests me-- particularly property adjusting--but I've been afraid that I'm not going to find a company that is interested in training a 56 year old worker and that my studies are going to lead me to a dead end.
Any feedback about the chances of landing a job after the exam, or other insights would be very welcome!
Thanks!
MG from Connecticut
I'm a 56 year old woman who is studying for the All Lines Adjusting Exam.
I left the high-tech field 20 years ago and have been mostly teaching art to adults, fixing up houses, and doing retail customer service and sales since then. I find that I'm not challenged enough and need to find something new.
The insurance adjusting field interests me-- particularly property adjusting--but I've been afraid that I'm not going to find a company that is interested in training a 56 year old worker and that my studies are going to lead me to a dead end.
Any feedback about the chances of landing a job after the exam, or other insights would be very welcome!
Thanks!
MG from Connecticut