In a world where remote work became the new normal for many, those in the claims adjusting field were ahead of the curve as 62% of those who worked from home said the number of hours they worked remotely really didn't change much. (Illustration: Shaw Nielsen)
Over the last 18 months, anyone working in the insurance industry has learned to be very flexible when it comes to everything from sales and underwriting to investigating and paying claims and more.
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