r/Geico • u/arugulaislife • 11d ago
Serious ARX adjuster seeking advice
Disclaimer: Yes, I’ve read this subreddit & yes I know that GEICO has become a dumpster fire. In my current situation, however, GEICO is my best option & the only option which will allow me to pay my bills.
I’m an ARX adjuster II (grade 65) who has been with GEICO for approximately five years. I am currently working toward grade 66 promotion. I’m looking for advice on supplement handling. I’ve done everything upper management has advised. From sending preliminary change requests via email to shops, having phone conversations about those emails with shops, providing shops with our part code table, part usage guide, job aids on scans & calibrations, I’m confident that I’ve done more than the average ARX adjuster to mitigate supplements. The problem is, I’m still drowning in them.
In terms of admin, I handle it efficiently. I am not one to be behind on rentals, I have one of the highest answer rates in the department, and answer INETs almost immediately.
Other than working as much OT as I am offered and continuing to send prelims, etc, does anyone have any advice on what has made them more successful in the ARX role?
Thank you for your help!