Assistant Superintendent Interview Questions

I gave them an answer of when I had a landscaper come to a job, he got paid, didn't finish the work, so I did it at my expense.

I described that I enjoyed going to project sites as well as office work, so I felt being a project manager would be a good fit.

With positive confidence and honesty

I see myself as a lead and I think I can potentially be a manager.

I see myself being manager or a high up superintendent. I see myself running multiple jobs and executing them in a timely manner and orderly fashion.

I was pretty taken aback and thought it was a red flag. But I answered that I was new to the position and had a lot to learn. It would make sense if my work was not up to par at first and I would look at rejection as a learning opportunity. After getting the job, I realized this was not a red flag at all. No matter what level you reach, a lot of you work is never used for a wide array of legitimate reasons. It becomes part of what you expect and isn't too discouraging.