I literally liked and subscribed when you did that thing at 09:45, death by a meeting hahaha I'm a new site agent, my first day is tomorrow. Thank you for this video. I will be checking out more too
I like the way you told about the PM challenges in the construction PM. I am trying to break into the market of PM constructions companies on undeveloped market, like Balkan region. It would help me if you could share at least briefly your experience in using software solutions and the construction industry - do you use any PM tools?
Im 20 years old going to community college that offers a very good construction management program, any tips Mr. Schroeder? Been watching all your videos and you have great advice keep it up!
@@jasonwilliamschroeder thank you for the reply sir! Would a community college program degree be enough for a field engineer? Or would you recommend trying to find a job straight after school and then after i gain experience implement that towards becoming a field engineer? Im sure i got some terminology wrong but im happy to learn
Hey Jason, first video of yours I’ve seen. Just subscribed btw. I have a bachelors in mechanical engineering and a masters in civil engineering. I have experience in engineering design, water/sewer, land development, transportation, architecture PM, logistics and procurement (supply chain management), infrastructure planning and execution, permitting. Live in Miami, FL. I left my corporate design job to get back into construction with the goal of being a PM or superintendent and climbing the ladder in the company. I have an interview next week btw and I’m very optimistic about it. I believe I would be a valuable asset to any company. With that said… what, if any, advice or guidance do you have for me??? THANKS!
I’m currently an electrician I’m looking into go back to school as a Construction project manager I want to know if it’s the right fit for myself I’ve been researching the field any tips
I’m moving into a project manager position from a lead carpenter, I learned a lot from this video, thank you!
Was not expecting the j money part. Great videos always catch a laugh while staying well informed. Thanks!
I have never subscribed as fast as I did with your channel, starting with this video. You know what the hell you’re talking about! Thanks man!
Same!
Awesome video. I’m a master electrician getting ready to take my PMP, and eventually find a construction PM job. Thanks for the info 💯
What an encouragement. I realize the role of getting people what they need. Awesome.
Excellent demonstration i really thanks
Thank you I needed this
I literally liked and subscribed when you did that thing at 09:45, death by a meeting hahaha I'm a new site agent, my first day is tomorrow. Thank you for this video. I will be checking out more too
Worth watching and good content and explanation
Following from Kenya.
I`m a trained construction manager as well
This awesome!
Just subscribed + sent a connection request on Linkedin.👏👏
I am stoked to be with you.
Great content am sure that will help,am following you from Iraq/Baghdad
Thanks allot
Wow!! Hey I love you.. Thank you so much.
Great content!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
A good one!
Jason really good content ✅
I like the way you told about the PM challenges in the construction PM. I am trying to break into the market of PM constructions companies on undeveloped market, like Balkan region. It would help me if you could share at least briefly your experience in using software solutions and the construction industry - do you use any PM tools?
Very good content🎉
12:12 “what do you need?” Getting them something they need to do something specific, is that the rallying cry of a PM?
O by the way this is the first RUclips Chanel I ever subscribed 😅to
Good content, thank you.
Good content very helpful!
Im 20 years old going to community college that offers a very good construction management program, any tips Mr. Schroeder? Been watching all your videos and you have great advice keep it up!
I would intern as a field engineer as much as possible and as soon as you can with a company that knows how to do it!
@@jasonwilliamschroeder thank you for the reply sir! Would a community college program degree be enough for a field engineer? Or would you recommend trying to find a job straight after school and then after i gain experience implement that towards becoming a field engineer? Im sure i got some terminology wrong but im happy to learn
@@miguelrodriguez-pe1ss yes. A community program will be great with an internship.
Hey Jason, first video of yours I’ve seen. Just subscribed btw.
I have a bachelors in mechanical engineering and a masters in civil engineering. I have experience in engineering design, water/sewer, land development, transportation, architecture PM, logistics and procurement (supply chain management), infrastructure planning and execution, permitting. Live in Miami, FL.
I left my corporate design job to get back into construction with the goal of being a PM or superintendent and climbing the ladder in the company. I have an interview next week btw and I’m very optimistic about it. I believe I would be a valuable asset to any company.
With that said… what, if any, advice or guidance do you have for me???
THANKS!
Can you email me at jasons@elevateconstructionist.com and we can reply to each other?
Is it the same thing as buying a lot with 40 houses for 40 million dollars, an basically flipping the houses?
I’m currently an electrician I’m looking into go back to school as a Construction project manager I want to know if it’s the right fit for myself I’ve been researching the field any tips
I would suggest reading the book The Motive. If you align with the book you would be a perfect fit
@@jasonwilliamschroederThe Motive by Patrick Lencioni?
We call them 'clipboard wa****s' in England lol