Favorite Parts of Being a Construction Manager at DMCI
Joselle, a Construction Manager, finds the most rewarding aspect of the role to be "guid[ing] young engineers at the start of their career," impacting their professional and personal lives. This extends to the blue-collar workers, where Joselle finds fulfillment in directly improving "their livelihood and giv[ing] them a better chance of life."
Project Management, Leadership, Mentorship, Career Development, Impact
Advizer Information
Name
Job Title
Company
Undergrad
Grad Programs
Majors
Industries
Job Functions
Traits
Joselle Civil
Construction Manager
DMCI Project Developers Inc.
University of the Philippines - Diliman, 2013
UCLA Anderson, MBA Candidate '25
Engineering - Civil
Architecture, Construction & Design, Real Estate
Operations and Project Management
International Student, Scholarship Recipient, Student Athlete
Video Highlights
1. Mentorship of young engineers and workers
2. Making a positive impact on the professional and personal lives of others
3. The dynamic and fulfilling nature of the work
Transcript
What do you enjoy most about being in your current role?
Aside from my job not being boring because no day is the same, what I value and like most is that I get to guide young engineers at the start of their career. I have a chance to make an impact in their professional and personal lives.
I've had my share of bad managers and good managers, and I can say that either type really has a profound impact on one's career and life in general. It's also very fulfilling to do that role for our blue-collar workers.
Most of them may have only graduated high school. Doing something that directly impacts their livelihood and gives them a better chance in life is one of the most fulfilling aspects of working in construction.