$66k / year
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What is it like working at Texas Department of Transportation?
High Stress under valued.
Project Manager, (Unspecified Type / General) in Carrollton:
Pros: Problem solving complex issues
Cons: Having to be delayed by poor performance of others.
Construction Inspector in Dallas:
It depends on who your AE and AAE are on how pleasant the work environment will be. I received one raise in 2 yrs there. You will have to move around if you want to advance in a timely manner. A lot of people will stay 35-40 years at TXDOT. It’s not a hard place to work at. Take all training you can and get certified in as much as you can. You will not get rich at TXDOT.
Great place for employment.
Maintenance Technician in Big Spring:
Pros: Ability to take off before you vacation time
Cons: Pay
It is quite an experience. Jobs vary like always in construction. I see appreciation from the public sometimes, which is the most gratifying.
Construction Inspector in Dallas:
Pros: My job is stablelized. I appreciate the fact of a growing entity as such employed me.
Cons: Some employees are allowed to be lazy and not produce
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