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Colum R.
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  • San Francisco, CA
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Whats the next move?

Colum R.
  • Engineer
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi Guys,

Looking for a little direction! Engineer by trade working for a small real estate developer in SF. Essentially I manage mostly condo projects (10 to 100 units) from inception to completion in the city with a few remodels thrown in for good measure.

I enjoy the industry but I have reached the limit of where I can go in my current company. I would like to get deeper into the development planning, site selection and land acquisition. Currently I am involved in all aspects but I am still heavily involved in the nitty gritty of all the projects. Therefore I don't get to focus on the bigger picture as much as what I believe each project needs to optimize investment and streamline the process.

Now for the advice!

Should I look to one of the larger developers for a more corporate setting? Will they be open to a technical person moving into business management? Will I need need an MBA to climb in this setting? 

OR

Should I search for a smaller developer looking for a right hand to expand and grow his portfolio with a view to entering the market myself in a few years if the opportunity was to arise.

Looking forward to your responses!

C

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