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re: Is anyone else not pushing their kids to attend college?

Posted on 5/8/24 at 9:42 am to
Posted by BrianFantana
Atlanta
Member since Nov 2012
475 posts
Posted on 5/8/24 at 9:42 am to
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What about PTO and vacations? 2 Weeks as soon as you start and that increases with longer you're with the company.
Quality of life? Such an objective question that only each person can determine for themselves.
Ability to work from home or remotely? You obviously can't do that if you're required to be in the field. But you get a gas card, plus company truck or a truck allowance.
Retirement packages and 401K matches? Fidelity up to 5% match.
Health insurance options that includes things like free or discounted gym memberships? Yep.
HSA's? Yep.
Working in the A/C? Nope but our foreman aren't working foreman so they just literally supervise.
What about long term vertical growth? Yep. Will pay for you to be trained to get your license and our first look for PM's or estimating starts with field personnel.
Abilty to work with the same company but move to a different state or country? You can't with our company but you can with a lot of national/regional subcontractors.

"tons of money right out of the gate" is a HORRIBLE reason to make a career choice.


Commercial Construction Subcontractor here. Just sharing that commercial is better than Residential if you're not an owner in residential.
Posted by lsu777
Lake Charles
Member since Jan 2004
31440 posts
Posted on 5/8/24 at 10:14 am to
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What about PTO and vacations? 2 Weeks as soon as you start and that increases with longer you're with the company.
Quality of life? Such an objective question that only each person can determine for themselves.
Ability to work from home or remotely? You obviously can't do that if you're required to be in the field. But you get a gas card, plus company truck or a truck allowance.
Retirement packages and 401K matches? Fidelity up to 5% match.
Health insurance options that includes things like free or discounted gym memberships? Yep.
HSA's? Yep.
Working in the A/C? Nope but our foreman aren't working foreman so they just literally supervise.
What about long term vertical growth? Yep. Will pay for you to be trained to get your license and our first look for PM's or estimating starts with field personnel.
Abilty to work with the same company but move to a different state or country? You can't with our company but you can with a lot of national/regional subcontractors.

"tons of money right out of the gate" is a HORRIBLE reason to make a career choice.


again you are skipping over the 10-12 years minimum it takes to become a foreman, usually 15 to become a super and 20 or so to become a PM. thats years you are working like a fricking dog for low wages
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