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Assistant Project Manager, Construction Reviews
What is it like working as an Assistant Project Manager, Construction?
June 2016
How many Hours are spent on computer.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction:
Learn as much as possible about the work done in the field.
May 2016
Assistant Project Manager, Construction:
Share your knowledge about the daily responsibilities, career path, stress levels, perks and valuable skills associated with this job.
March 2016
Stamina work for patient civil engineers.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction:
Pros: Building my character and helping me to make right decision in right time and helping me doing relationship with people around me easily it learned me to be sociality character.
Cons: Stress , short time and fast working and stamina of heavy dity works.
March 2016
Good knowledge.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction:
Pros: Site inspection.
Cons: Writing of minutes of Meeting.
December 2015
Office Management.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction:
Pros: The ability to take on the project and complete on time.
With the direction of upper management the projects were completed with no problems.
Cons: The drive and traffic in Katy, Texas.
October 2015
Responsibility, Communication and attention to details.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction:
Pros: Working with a team to help get the job done and accomplishing the company's goals.
Cons: No drinking water for employee's. Lack of interest in following up employee reviews. Will not change or upgrade company's procedures to accommodate productive work for employee's.
September 2015
Mid-Level DC General Contractor.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction:
Pros: The idea of getting to see a tangible product to which you can say "I helped build that" is amazing. The connections you make by being involved with so many trades allows for movement and opportunities to appear. The people are much more down to earth. Don't have to watch what you say quite as much as a normal desk job.
Cons: As it is construction, the hours are never very consistent. We are asked to work far more than 40 hours a week. The stress associated with this job is rather high. Our company is understaffed for the amount of work we are doing.
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