Construction Project Manager Interview Questions

I have been in the construction trade for over twenty years. I have been licensed since 1990. I have a current OSHA 30 certification. I am a legal US citizen. I am proficient on a computer and have my van set up like an office including power and internet. I have a valid drivers license. I have my own reliable transportation. No and I was processed through the system and passed and was issued badge.

Yes if it was the right job

"I have a good understanding of the role and responsibilities. My application and being here today demonstrates my level in interest and willingness to execute the position functions to the best of my ability." "I would hope Best Buy is looking to add the best possible professionals to its team."

I shared that my greatest challenge was also my best offering: estimating. Knowing the details of the project beforehand, how much it should cost, how much it actually costs and how to get better at keeping track of those costs. It satisfied the interviewers. The interview lasted over an hour, two people interviewing me.

"First, I'd like to ask what Best Buy, this group, team or department has defined as the Scope of Work." "I have not heard anyone even suggest something that resembles a plan or even an outline of how the company intends at this time to move the remodeling of 700+ stores forward."

I followed up with classic post interview emails and postal memos to the interviewers and HR. Phone calls were made on precise and timed basis. I did my part right.

I became friends with the owner during the construction of the Quaker Bridge Mall. I was the Project manager he was the Site Storm System contractor.I had extensive political connection in Bucks County