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Project Manager, Construction Reviews

What is it like working as a Project Manager, Construction?

May 2022
Being remote is challenging with people not really wanting to stay in Gisborne.
Project Manager, Construction in Gisborne:
Pros: The beaches.
Cons: The work load.
January 2022
Okay just sometimes feel looked over.
Project Manager, Construction in Greenville:
Pros: The Owners
Cons: The way some past you bye with little experience and you get over looked
December 2021
Growing Pains Galore.
Project Manager, Construction in Garland:
Pros: Commute isn't horrible since I don't have to take highways
Cons: I don't think I've got anything bad to say about working in Garland. Just don't love working for my specific company.
November 2021
Project Manager, Construction in Seattle:
I would not recommend working at Graybar Seattle. Lack of leadership from the top and unprofessional supervisors makes it one of the miserable places to work. They put money over people. Turnover and the lack of continuity is also a big problem.
September 2021
Working from home.
Project Manager, Construction in Davison:
Pros: I get to work from home.
Cons: Working from home sometimes can be tough to separate your work/home/family life.
August 2021
Great for growth and development.
Project Manager, Construction in Fort Wayne:
Pros: Helping coworkers to achieve their goals
Cons: Overlooked in my profession
August 2021
Family and Team Environment.
Project Manager, Construction in Billings:
Pros: Working for a Family Owned Contractor and the Scenic Setting
Cons: Distance from Hometown Family

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