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What is it like working as a Cost Estimator?
August 2019
Easy commute.
Cost Estimator in Providence:
Pros: People, near by restaurants
Cons: Parking
June 2019
Cost Estimator in Piqua:
Pros: I like being able to identify and solve issues.
Cons: The wheels of change turn incredibly slowly. We are not change averse. Just change intolerant.
June 2019
A little too unorganized.
Cost Estimator in Seattle:
Pros: Get to use my data management background.
Cons: Complicated workflow and tasks get treated like everyday mundane tasks.
May 2019
Great!
Cost Estimator in Wilmington:
Pros: I feel like a valued employee. What i do has meaning.
Cons: I would like to get outdoors more, other than that, its a great experience.
April 2019
High speed low drag.
Cost Estimator in Atlanta:
Pros: the opportunities
Cons: My Boss
April 2019
Traffic.
Cost Estimator in Hebron:
Pros: Close enough to home
Cons: Amazon traffic during the holidays.
March 2019
Estimating Worth.
Cost Estimator in Elk Grove Village:
Pros: Watching a product being manufactured from start to finish and estimating accordingly.
Cons: Office/Desk Bound
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