I'm really impressed with your knowledge of this topic. You move quickly and thoroughly through the process. Thanks!

I’m a Plumbers apprentice, will be getting my journeyman before too long ( I do commercial construction ). What degrees or certifications should I get to set myself apart from the competition to get into management.

Very professional and clear cut for new learners! Thank you!!!

I got a question I want to get my bachelors in construction it’s 4 years but I work full time in the field would I be able to do it online after work? It’s at LSU but I live in texas

Does the main contractor have to take out insurance so that the sub trades get paid if the main contractor goes bust?

Super worth it. Work during school. You’ll come out at least making 85k and will quickly get up to 110-120k

Great video, very informative! Thank you for taking the time to make it.

I love your videos so much man. I've never been so grateful for a creator like I am for you. No one else is giving this much visual information that so many of us need to be able to mentally picture what is happening out on the field. TYSM man

awesome to learn today🤟

As a self taught Senior PM a degree is very much needed. It’s a great way to jump start to your career.

I Love this guy! Thanks for your amazing contents! Really helpful.

I’m currently working on my associate degree in CM. I am also a realtor with some investment experience and want to use what I’m learning to transition into a general contractor role starting off with my own residential projects to build/renovate and sell. Would this degree work in my favor?

Great..

Amazing content brother. Keep it up!

Now that I'm 25, I've finally decided that I want to pursue a degree in CM. However, I'm wondering if it's too late to start.

Love this!!!!

This is a fantastic video Thank you

What determines the difference in labor prices between assembly 1,2 and 3?

proud plumber

Thanks for this videos. Recently graduated and landed my first engineering job as a project engineer in construction. Just in a case if you wonder, my degree is a bachelors in mechanical engineering and I didn't know a thing about construction. I've been learning a lot, and I'm loving the job. Your channel is going to be a blessing for me. Keep it up!!

how do construction management engineering and structural engineering differ???

Thanks for doing a fantastic job with the videos. Please include more PM Book lingo when explaining projects.

Amazing work!!! Sharing with everyone I know in my industry to get you paid!

Studying construction management. Thank you for these videos. Im a finish carpenter hopeing to bust into the management

I am an interpeter responsible to translate the communication between Owner, Main Contractor and Subcontractors. Your videos help me catch up with vocabulary. Thanks!

I’m a CM at one of the large production home builders. My degree is in health sciences lol absolutely love the career

The best video are here in this chanel

I’m getting a bachelor’s in construction supervision. Do you think companies will care if your degree says construction management/engineering/supervision ( yes I have seen various schools have different names for the degrees lol) great content in the video btw thanks a lot!

Perfectly explained thank you!

Thanks for special video🎉🎉 I need more information please Sir need your help

Good day brother, don’t know if you’ll see this I just finished a Bachelor Degree program in Architecture… is a masters Degree is Construction Management the right way to go if I lookin to get into the CM field? And please is there a way I can reach you for further enquiries please… your channel has been the only one that’s given me relief assurance and understanding thus far

This is GREAT!!!!

Awesome videos and an awesome teacher! Just subscribed! I am new to this journey and am exploring. Your videos explain things so clear and full of useful info! Ive got a couple questions. Does residential project usually require a construction project manager? What schools would you suggest to get a degree from?

Thank you for uploading very useful content!

Great videos love your channel. But can you please talk little slow. You talk to fast

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Very helpful!

12:44 - Letting the architect off the hook. Nice touch. Lol!

Doing half at a community college then transferring to a cal state that way u pay less

Do u need a bachelors ? Or just a associates

🎉thanks

Going to community college right now. I got a certificate in construction technology & about to finish up my associates. Trying to going towards the safety side. Any tips ?!??

I want that abbreviation page

Would you be able to send me a drawing to practice?

Really learned from this video thank you

Every single video you post is very important to and I really appreciate you 🙏🏾😌

you mentioned future video series on creating in depth baseline schedule. When can we expect to see that? Love these videos! Would love to see an example building a mock baseline schedule. THANK YOU!

tnx for sharing boss❤

I'm transitioning to demoing construction management and construction accounting software... and didn't come into it with too much background, admittedly. This video was EXACTLY what I was looking for and couldn't find elsewhere! Thank you so much; I'll be referencing this video a few times as I have more questions.

Spot on info....I will use this with my high school engineering / architecture students.

I learned a lot! Thank you so much. A quick question: I'm a PMI-certified project manager (PMP) who's worked in the marketing and advertising industry for 8 years. I want to swrich to the construction sector, but I have no degree in CM or work experience in the industry. How do I break into the construction industry with my 8-year PM experience in marketing/advertising? Thanks