5 years experience makes you a director?
Can someone explain how 5 years experience would prepare you for this role? This is why we can't get jobs, companies have unrealistic expectations and are hiring people who don't have the length of service to do the job well. Either this shouldn't be a director level job or 10 years should be the threshold.
Seniority Level
Director
Industry
Construction Financial Services Real Estate
Employment Type
Full-time
Job Functions
Management Manufacturing
Qualifications And Experience
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction, or related technical field
Knowledge of building systems, systems commissioning, and systems design
5-10+ years of relevant experience
Working knowledge in the field of property management, building design and/or real estate, with an interest in labspace, highly desirable
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook). Familiarity with CADD, BMS systems and maintenance work request systems a plus.
Client service oriented attitude a must
High attention to detail and organizational skills
Ability to work on multiple projects
Proficient problem-solving, analytical, and ability to follow directions a must
Knowledge of thermal metering and other utility sub-metering skills
Maryam
Senior Engineering Leader
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10/02/20 at 1:25PM UTC
It is possible the company is casting a wider net to avoid excluding people (women?) with transferable skills from another industry or function. This may be to address the concern that women don’t apply unless they meet 80% or more of the qualifications whereas men would apply having much less.
