I say go for it.Anyone is working for Realtor as a Civil Engineer? I am thinking to switch my career from infrastructure to Site Development and work for Realtor Company. Any advice?
You are right, I should say developer instead of realtor. I did used to work for Foundation company, my client was developer, I understand they need Engineer and Architect in-house to manage their projects. I guess the engineer would be more on management side or business development, rather than being design team, doing the calculations ... and paper works.I thought Realtors sold property/land and Developers developed land/sites. Here, Alibabaa is saying the realtor does the developing? I'm confused.
Do you mind tell me more about that? I mean what is the daily works or how would be the clients treating you different from Engineer Consultant?@Road Guy loves working with realtors! :thumbs:
Good luck. Hopefully you get a call back and/or offer!I am in Washington, quite a lots of development. Just got the phone interview. They are developer and they need a Project Engineer to manage the project of construction works. Not much of the design, but management I believe. I will ask them more in detail if they are considering me. Thanks!
Thanks! Finger-crossedGood luck. Hopefully you get a call back and/or offer!
knightfox, as much as I, the EB Grammar Cop, agree with you that the perpetrator of this horrendous and horrific violation should be charged and swiftly administered justice for his grammar crimes against EB............... in this case, I just can't bring myself to do it. It's difficult to be upset with anyone who likes 'high school maths'.Calling @ptatohed, we have a grammar situation here sir. Please advise further.
That's ridiculous! Any farmer would tell you you need more spacing between those money trees.How much you need? Got a good crop coming in this year, according to the Farmer's Almanac.
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