Re: (° ͜ʖ͡°) I Know Nothing But Kappa...
Yeah I feel so lucky, lol. Having a lot of fun at home when there's time for some chats and stuff like that, and been out for drinks a couple times (once on a summer party), which was very nice and fun.
I'm a claims adjuster/manager. tl;dr it's about receiving calls from people in trouble/having been through shit, analyzing what they can (or can't) get, and paying it out (with all the registering etc too..). The most difficult and challenging cases are the complex ones where there's been a huge incident with massive expenses (hospital bills etc) where you have to split out all the expenses and find out what should be refunded to the client, and calculating the travel's "worth" in money and paying it out based on the amount of days they were "KO'd" etc. And then there's the ability to be able to sell refusals without the client going nuts in some cases. And then there's the sensitive/delicate cases of crisis, like the Tunisia terror incident now with a load of client calling in being in trouble, wanting to cancel their trips etc. Since I work in the travel department there's only a Private Line, but down the line I hope to move over to a department with Corporate Line since that's where the big money is handled. Kinda messy and not tl;dr after all, but whatever... I feel tired..
Already feeling stale? Ouch
Wow you have some huge amount of responsibility already. How many years have you been there exactly? Three? Sounds like a rather swift climb. The new level of responsibility this summer sounds exciting to me. I'd definitely feel the same way about the challenges being welcome and fun.
Yeah I feel so lucky, lol. Having a lot of fun at home when there's time for some chats and stuff like that, and been out for drinks a couple times (once on a summer party), which was very nice and fun.
I'm a claims adjuster/manager. tl;dr it's about receiving calls from people in trouble/having been through shit, analyzing what they can (or can't) get, and paying it out (with all the registering etc too..). The most difficult and challenging cases are the complex ones where there's been a huge incident with massive expenses (hospital bills etc) where you have to split out all the expenses and find out what should be refunded to the client, and calculating the travel's "worth" in money and paying it out based on the amount of days they were "KO'd" etc. And then there's the ability to be able to sell refusals without the client going nuts in some cases. And then there's the sensitive/delicate cases of crisis, like the Tunisia terror incident now with a load of client calling in being in trouble, wanting to cancel their trips etc. Since I work in the travel department there's only a Private Line, but down the line I hope to move over to a department with Corporate Line since that's where the big money is handled. Kinda messy and not tl;dr after all, but whatever... I feel tired..
Already feeling stale? Ouch
Wow you have some huge amount of responsibility already. How many years have you been there exactly? Three? Sounds like a rather swift climb. The new level of responsibility this summer sounds exciting to me. I'd definitely feel the same way about the challenges being welcome and fun.


