Whenever I tell someone I work in CM/PM they automatically assume I am some sort of foreman or someone who performs the actual work, when I tell them 90% of my day is spent on excel, they just get confused. Is this a situation anyone on here has run into? How do you explain what your job is to people who don’t know anything about the industry?
For CM related job listings, I have seen a strange uptick in companies wanting a Masters in CM for all types of roles, even 'entry level' ones like project engineer. Does anyone here even have a masters in CM? And does anyone know why so many listings are asking for one? It seems ridiculous to me, because who the hell would get a masters in CM? Are employers just being ridiculous or is the job market getting that much more competitive? Has anyone else noticed this? I'm in CA Norcal/Bay Area for reference, which I know is more competitive than other job markets but I'm still a bit taken aback by such listings.
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