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Assistant Project Manager, Construction Reviews
What is it like working as an Assistant Project Manager, Construction?
June 2021
Stressful but Rewarding.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction in Cumberland:
Pros: I like that I am not micromanaged. I have the freedom to do my work without someone looking over my shoulder. I appreciate that my direct supervisor provides me with construction criticism.
Cons: We aren't given yearly raises or performance evaluations. I don't believe that are wages are fair.
May 2021
Orlando Living.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction in Orlando:
Pros: Love what I do, get to spend time with good friends, the commute is three hours and I love it, weather is cooler.
Cons: Spending money on gas and tolls and 7-Eleven
April 2021
Well paying work is not common, but the area is great.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction in Siloam Springs:
Pros: short commute time to work, close to schools
Cons: good paying jobs arent common compared to if you drove 40minutes east
July 2020
Frustrating demanding and very busy.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction in Launceston:
Pros: The chance to past on knowledge to those willing to learn
Cons: Low pay rates and lack of interest by some employees
June 2020
Proper suburb.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction in Rockville:
Pros: Everything is close by, good county, good public transit, good food
Cons: Cannot think of anything
May 2020
Assistant Project Manager, Construction in Plymouth Meeting:
I've never been around a company with such a high turnover rate. They hire and fire people all the time. I was there 3+ years and no lie, I saw them run through over 30 people. They'll sweet talk you and get you to chase the carrot to work odd hours at night and over the weekend. If you're not buddy buddy with the inner cirlce (upper management), you are expendable in their eyes. You're there to further their goals and projects and that's it.
March 2020
A lot of work and a lot of responsibility but yu feel accomplished at the end of the day.
Assistant Project Manager, Construction in Austin:
Pros: Decision making power.
Cons: Can't control what the field workers do on a smaller scale.
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