What's the hardest part of your role?

Warut T.

Project Engineering Manager

Thanks for sending this question! As a project engineer, the hardest part of the job is often managing competing priorities and dealing with unexpected changes or challenges that arise during the course of a project. This can include issues such as delays in projects, unexpected design changes, or budget constraints.

Additionally, effective communication and coordination with different stakeholders, including clients, contractors, and team members, can also be challenging. Balancing the needs and expectations of all parties involved while ensuring that the project stays on track can require a significant amount of diplomacy, problem-solving, and organization.

So, In my opinion, the key to success as a project engineer is the ability to stay flexible, adapt quickly to changing circumstances, and maintain a strong focus on the overall goals of the project.

mercredi, avril 26, 2023

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