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Senior Project Manager, Construction Reviews
What is it like working as a Senior Project Manager, Construction?
December 2022
A great city.
Senior Project Manager, Construction in Phoenix:
Pros: It’s a great city. Wouldn’t want to live anywhere else
Cons: The heat can get to you in the summer
November 2022
New to Indy from SC (2 years here)
Senior Project Manager, Construction in Indianapolis:
Pros: Tons of PM Opportunities
Cons: It’s cold for a long time. No sun for 7 months
June 2022
Ever changing scope of work, contact with lots of people internal and external.
Senior Project Manager, Construction in Akron:
Pros: I like most people that I interact with every day; and the job keeps me interested
Cons: Pay is lower than base pay at other employers
March 2022
Strong Team Environment.
Senior Project Manager, Construction in Tacoma:
Pros: Allowed to work with minimal scrutiny/can schedule my own work as deemed necessary by me
Cons: Work efforts not always taken into account/some employees preferentially treated.
February 2022
Affirming, positive, best in class, highly professional team within the industry.
Senior Project Manager, Construction in Denver:
Pros: Being part of a team of highly professional, motivated individuals that are hard-working, yet fun to be around, build each other up and support one another, recognize each other's achievements, promote from within and provide ample opportunities for personal and professional growth, continuing education, outreach in the community and within the organization, stood by its employees during COVID, strive for continuous improvement as an organization, have strong local leadership and good corporate values.
Cons: Pay equitability and transparency is a bit lacking. Annual increases are very industry standard at ~2-3% (uncertain if/ this will increase to reflect 2021/2022 inflation rates). Parental leave currently does not exist and the proposed plan is dismal. Paid time off / flex time is very industry-standard and not exciting. Bonuses exist - which is good - but are elective and at rates far below industry-standard (being in the 7% range vs. 12-15% range provided by competitors and competing businesses such as construction or real estate.
December 2021
Liberating awesome company culture.
Senior Project Manager, Construction in Georgetown:
Pros: freedom, trust, and support
Cons: the opportunity to manage the direction of the projects
November 2021
Nashville is a great place to be.
Senior Project Manager, Construction in Nashville:
Pros: Nashville is a great location for raising a family
Cons: Nashville is experiencing growing pains due to rapid population growth.
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