Wish me luck....

[JCLadson]

I had an interview this morning and it was fantastic. I also recieved information today from another contractor wanting a second interview.

Remember I am graduating on December 11 with a Construction Management Degree.

i am hoping for the best and hope to start getting a few offers here soon! I would like to say who the companies are but it may be a good idead to now say, I think.

Getting excited and NERVOUS

 

[Shelby]

Awesome stuff bud.. I hope it works out for you.

 

[hawkmoon]

Best of luck to you!
In this (global) economy its great to have things lining up for you.

 

[JCLadson]

Taking nothing for granted at this point but I will not settle for anything.

 

[nsb1215]

good luck bro......out of curiosity, do you have any real world expereince? as in like being a foreman or carpenter b4? just interested because ive been a carpenter for 8 years or more and have ran plenty of high end residential projects, but was interested in possibly taking off the belt and using more brain less back so to speak....where did u get your degree if you dont mind me asking?

 

[dgarr21]

A friend told me recently this, "words are powerful if you say them and truly mean it you can do it". I say that to say this, stay in a positive mood and that good energy will feed off to them. GOOD LUCK

 

[SOCOM]

Good luck Ladson, hope everything works out for you.

 

[1love]

Thats great! And when you graduate in December you can start right away and take a break for the holidays. Wish you all the luck.

 

[RONJON]

Best of luck man

 

[Michaelthomasj]

Good luck and i hope you get the job!!

 

[JCLadson]

good luck bro......out of curiosity, do you have any real world expereince? as in like being a foreman or carpenter b4? just interested because ive been a carpenter for 8 years or more and have ran plenty of high end residential projects, but was interested in possibly taking off the belt and using more brain less back so to speak....where did u get your degree if you dont mind me asking?

I have been in construction since High School. I originally started out working as a roofer in the field: tar roofs, sheet metal, clay tiles, etc. Then I worked in a metal fabrication shop for the roofing company. I have landscape, lawn services, operated heavy equipment: bobcats, loaders, dozers, excavators. I have also worked in estimating sheduling (SureTrak), take-offs, budget quantites and etc. But I am not expecting to start off in management position. I want to start off at the bottome so I can build the respect from the individuals in the field. I need to know what them crews are going through everyday in order to become a sucessful PM.

I am at in college in Florida. I would rather not say. I do not like say NAMES on forums such as these. No offense.

 

[JCLadson]

Thank you all for the kinds words.