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Barry Isett & Associates is looking for a new head for their surveying department.?ÿ Details are in the link, but looking for a forward-thinking manager who wants to head up staff currently in 5 offices with an eye toward expansion into Central PA.
Full disclosure - this opening is looking for my replacement.?ÿ I am hoping to transition back to more surveying duties as opposed to management.?ÿ This is an excellent company to work for, I have just concluded that management is not for me at the moment!
Posted : June 21, 2020 8:32 am
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How do you properly cover 5 offices?
The job description sounds like they are looking for a surveying grunt. I would have imagined that job should be held by a person at the corporate vice-president level and be sought out via a professional head hunter.
Paul in PA
Posted : June 29, 2020 9:20 pm
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They want somebody to oversee 5 offices, staff, bring in work be able to draft, attend evening meetings and that person "may research, assist in, or make recommendations on the purchasing of equipment and/or software needed by the department." May?!?! F that. Anybody with all that responsibility better be given a budget and the freedom to acquire whatever equipment he/she believes is needed, period.?ÿ ?ÿ
Posted : June 29, 2020 11:07 pm
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How do you properly cover 5 offices?
You hire five survey office managers
Posted : June 30, 2020 7:08 am
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Not to bust on the OP, but this is the one that stuck out to me:
"Work closely with the executive team to set goals and business objectives for the department"
I'm a survey department head and I wouldn't have taken the position if I wasn't on "the executive team"
Posted : June 30, 2020 7:14 am