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I live in canada and want to move to usa for job in insurance underwriting. I have 5 years of work experience both in broker side and insurer side. Do i keep on applying until i hear back? Is there any strategic approach for canadians as i have to get employer to sponsor me? Liberty Mutual Insurance Marsh McLennan Progressive Insurance Allstate
Marsh & McLennan I am moving 2 hours from my office. My manager says i have to come 2 days to office. When i come to the office its only me and couple of other people. No one seems to care about coming to office. When i asked manager if i can work remote i was told that its for my career development. Can you guys tell in Canada which companies are offering remote opportunities?
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Claims investigators make a hefty salary. I believe there are online courses you can take to get certified
This is super helpful. Thank you for sharing this.
The Farm is great & has great incentives. Getting adjuster license is a great start & should you choose to solidify your career in insurance, aiming for the CPCU designation is great & that opens up access into other sectors with a bigger pay range than $13. Best of luck
You could likely get hired as a trainee at an insurance company. You'll make more money and the benefits are generally pretty great. Most states you'll need to be licensed, because rarely will you handle one state. The company would pay for that. I've been in claims for 33 years and love it. Best of luck to you!
Try to move to a bigger company, broker, carrier, etc - they will have benefits and more opportunities to move up. Look up the National Alliance website. They have designations that you can work toward and those will help you move up. I just got the CISR designation and it wasn’t too difficult. If you find yourself getting bored you could try moving to another area of the industry like claims, personal lines/commercial lines, high value, standard/non-standard, underwriting, etc.
I live in a very rural community. There are some cities about 2 hours away but they’re kind of sketchy I’ll have to look into it though