Construction Management San Diego
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Construction Management San Diego
Hi!
I recently moved to San Diego from London with my wife (US citizen). I am a Quantity Surveyor with 5 years experience but am really struggling to get a foot in the door here as an assistant Project manager/superintendent or Estimator....More than willing to specialise in anything I can get a shot at!
Does anyone have any idea of where else I should be looking? I have tried all of the usual job avenues and have sent out over 60 resumes but still nothing!!
Thanks!
I recently moved to San Diego from London with my wife (US citizen). I am a Quantity Surveyor with 5 years experience but am really struggling to get a foot in the door here as an assistant Project manager/superintendent or Estimator....More than willing to specialise in anything I can get a shot at!
Does anyone have any idea of where else I should be looking? I have tried all of the usual job avenues and have sent out over 60 resumes but still nothing!!
Thanks!
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Re: Construction Management San Diego
Hi!
I recently moved to San Diego from London with my wife (US citizen). I am a Quantity Surveyor with 5 years experience but am really struggling to get a foot in the door here as an assistant Project manager/superintendent or Estimator....More than willing to specialise in anything I can get a shot at!
Does anyone have any idea of where else I should be looking? I have tried all of the usual job avenues and have sent out over 60 resumes but still nothing!!
Thanks!
I recently moved to San Diego from London with my wife (US citizen). I am a Quantity Surveyor with 5 years experience but am really struggling to get a foot in the door here as an assistant Project manager/superintendent or Estimator....More than willing to specialise in anything I can get a shot at!
Does anyone have any idea of where else I should be looking? I have tried all of the usual job avenues and have sent out over 60 resumes but still nothing!!
Thanks!
Hi Ciaran, did you have any luck with finding a job out there?
I've just qualified as a QS in the U.K. with 5 years experience and was weighing up my options with working abroad and USA is top of that list!
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Re: Construction Management San Diego
(ii) without an employer willing to transfer you there is negligible likelihood of an employer going to the expense (think $5k-$10k including legal fees) of applying for a visa for you.