Jack’s been getting ever deeper into the world of the adjuster of late – here’s his latest post.
Over the past couple weeks Joe and I developed and sent out an Adjuster Survey to get more insight into adjusters’ (and other front-line staff’s) work life. We are looking for first hand information as website reviews and other second-hand sources can be easily misinterpreted.
Surprisingly, the response rate to date is an astronomical 24.4%. We are delighted with our results, but we’re looking for more.
Perhaps even more surprising adjusters’ views of their work life are very positive; contradicting what I had read online prior to developing the survey.
Just over 90% of our participants claimed that their daily workload was either “manageable” or “a bit too much, but still manageable.” We were very pleased to see that these participants were not getting overworked and that they were at least tolerating their work environment. About 66% of the survey participants said that their work environment was “great” or even “unbelievably fun and enjoyable,” while another 30% said that the work environment was “tolerable.”
A tiny percentage – 3% of participants – claimed that their work environment was “not fun at all.”
We are data hounds here at Health Strategy Associates, and need you to help develop an even better understanding of adjuster likes, dislikes, and attitudes.
Please take roughly 2 minutes out of your day (that’s all it takes!) and fill out our survey. In appreciation of your participation, you will receive a $5 Starbucks eGift card via email if you fill out our survey by Friday.
We’ve been getting great feedback thus far and would like to continue this run. Once again, here is the survey link if you missed it. Enjoy the (generally pretty good) work week!
24.4% of what?
Of the adjusters/case managers we sent the survey notice to.
My job is enjoyable and the case load is mostly right on target.