If you would be willing to shadow and train the project manager for 6-12 months and then be able to take charge and be the person to handle what's needed to be done in daily business. Also asked about related and basic building/construction knowledge and how my college and work experience would fit for this job.
What benefit can you provide for EPIC?
How would you handle a difficult client?
What makes you the right person of this position
What are your skills and proficiency?
Tell me about yourself. Why do you want to work for JCI? What are the essential elements that lead to successful project management practice? How do yo budget for a project?
Did I have a full understanding of the difference of this position from an Owner standpoint compared to a general contractor perspective (which I was coming from)?
What makes you good fit for this role?
What certifications you hold?
What is your biggest strength ?
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