🚀 Attention Quantity Surveyors - NEW London/South East Opportunities 🚀 The market is buzzing right now, and I’ve been swamped with opportunities from Graduate and Assistant level all the way up to Director roles. With so many exciting positions landing on my desk over just the last week, I thought it would be the perfect time to share a snapshot with you all! October and November are prime hiring months—companies are keen to finalize their teams before the year-end rush, which means NOW is the time to explore your options. Don’t let 2024 slip by without making your move. ⚠️ Here’s why you shouldn’t wait: Many candidates believe holding off until Dec is the best way to secure something for the new year. But by then, most firms have already snapped up the best talent and set their strategies for January. If you wait too long, you risk missing out on some incredible roles that could catapult your career to new heights! 🔍 So why not take a moment to reach out? Whether you're actively searching or just curious to know what's out there, it’s the perfect time to chat about your future. Opportunities are plentiful, and I’d love to help you seize them before they’re gone! 📩 Get in touch now to get ahead of the game—don’t wait until the new year to start planning your next big career move! ☎️ 01628 367 037 ✉️ jessica.lawrence@brandonjames.co.uk hashtag #NowHiring #BrandonJames #QuantitySurveyorJobs #ExploreTheMarket #NewJob
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Are you waiting for the perfect job to come along? Stop waiting – and start taking control. Yesterday, I spoke with two Chartered Building Surveyors – one recently Chartered, the other at Associate level. Both were considering a move but waiting for the “right” role to come along. Sound familiar? Here’s the problem: waiting for the right role means leaving your career to chance. Both of these Building Surveyors are in high demand, but the idea of relying on job ads or waiting for opportunities essentially puts someone else’s priorities ahead of your own. There’s a better way to approach this. Start with you. Ask yourself: ✅ What do you need in your next role? ✅ What will move your career forward? ✅ What aligns with your personal goals? When you focus on what you want rather than what appears to be on offer, you take control of your search. So, stop waiting for luck to land the perfect job in your lap. Be intentional. Take charge and find it. If you’d like help creating a tailored approach to your job search, get in touch. I’d be happy to guide you every step of the way. #mrics #rics #charteredbuildingsurveyor #surveyorjobs HD Surveyors Ltd
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Specialist vs. Versatile: Which Chartered Surveyor Path is Right for Your Career? 🏢 In the world of surveying, larger firms often focus on one specific asset class, creating specialists within a team. Smaller companies, however, may encourage surveyors to work across multiple asset types, giving them a broader market understanding. When deciding on your next role, think about what suits your career aspirations: do you want to specialise in one area, or are you looking for variety and a more dynamic career path? #CareerGrowth #RealEstateCareers #SurveyorJobs #JobSearch #RealEstate
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🚀 Attention Quantity Surveyors & Project Managers! 🚀 The market is buzzing right now, and I’ve been swamped with opportunities from Graduate and Assistant level all the way up to Director roles. With so many exciting positions landing on my desk over just the last week, I thought it would be the perfect time to share a snapshot with you all! October and November are prime hiring months—companies are keen to finalize their teams before the year-end rush, which means NOW is the time to explore your options. Don’t let 2024 slip by without making your move. ⚠️ Here’s why you shouldn’t wait: Many candidates believe holding off until Nov/Dec is the best way to secure something for the new year. But by then, most firms have already snapped up the best talent and set their strategies for January. If you wait too long, you risk missing out on some incredible roles that could catapult your career to new heights! 🔍 So why not take a moment to reach out? Whether you're actively searching or just curious to know what's out there, it’s the perfect time to chat about your future. Opportunities are plentiful, and I’d love to help you seize them before they’re gone! 📩 Get in touch now to get ahead of the game—don’t wait until the new year to start planning your next big career move! ☎️ 01628 367 037 ✉️ jessica.lawrence@brandonjames.co.uk #NowHiring #BrandonJames #QuantitySurveyorJobs #ProjectManagerJobs #ExploreTheMarket #NewJob
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Thinking about relocating to Boston for a new job? 🌍✨ Here's some advice for Quantity Surveyors and Project Managers: Relocating can be tough, but it's an exciting career move! Boston is a city full of opportunities in the construction sector. ✅ Start with research Understand the local job market and cost of living. Boston has a higher cost of living, so factor this into your salary negotiations. ✅ Networking is key Join local industry groups and attend networking events. This can help you settle in and find leads for local projects. ✅ Accommodate your paperwork Ensure your work visa, credentials, and qualifications are all in order before you move. ✅ Check out neighbourhoods Popular areas for professionals include Back Bay, Cambridge, and South End. Each has its own vibe, so visit and decide what suits you best. Thinking of making the move, or done it already? Share your experiences or tips below! www.heather-daniel.com #Relocation #CareerAdvice #ConstructionIndustry
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Thinking about relocating to Boston for a new job? 🌍✨ Here's some advice for Quantity Surveyors and Project Managers: Relocating can be tough, but it's an exciting career move! Boston is a city full of opportunities in the construction sector. ✅ Start with research Understand the local job market and cost of living. Boston has a higher cost of living, so factor this into your salary negotiations. ✅ Networking is key Join local industry groups and attend networking events. This can help you settle in and find leads for local projects. ✅ Accommodate your paperwork Ensure your work visa, credentials, and qualifications are all in order before you move. ✅ Check out neighbourhoods Popular areas for professionals include Back Bay, Cambridge, and South End. Each has its own vibe, so visit and decide what suits you best. Thinking of making the move, or done it already? Share your experiences or tips below! www.heather-daniel.com #Relocation #CareerAdvice #ConstructionIndustry
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Thinking of relocating to Dallas for a new job? 🌟 Moving to a new city can be both exciting and daunting. As a Quantity Surveyor or Project Manager, Dallas offers a wealth of opportunities, but it's essential to be prepared. Here are some tips to make your transition smoother. ✅ Research the local job market: Dallas is booming with construction projects, making it a hotspot for Quantity Surveyors and Project Managers. Familiarise yourself with the key players in the industry and the types of projects that are prevalent. This knowledge can give you a competitive edge. ✅ Cost of living: While Dallas is generally more affordable than other major US cities, it's crucial to understand the cost of living. Housing, transportation, and daily expenses can vary, so budget accordingly. Websites like Numbeo can provide up-to-date cost comparisons. ✅ Networking: Building a professional network is vital. Join local industry groups, attend events, and connect with peers on LinkedIn. Networking can open doors to new opportunities and provide valuable insights into the local market. At HeatherDaniel International, we specialise in helping professionals like you find the perfect role, whether in the UK or internationally. Our tailored solutions ensure you have a single point of contact, making your relocation as seamless as possible. Visit www.heather-daniel.com to learn more. What are your top tips for relocating? Share in the comments below! #Relocation #CareerAdvice #DallasJobs
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Brrrr ☃ at least no one can deny that the opportunities I am recruiting for are far hotter than this weather!!! BUILDING SURVEYORS 🔥 The Carriera team are retained on a super exciting 'team expansion' campaign with one of London's most thriving consultancies. We are working a variety of vacancies of growth and critical hires... On offer: ☀ Unreal diversity in workload and clients ☀ Opportunity to work at one of the most market-resilient firms.. historically they've actually thrived throughout any economic downturn.. so any one concerned for job security, needn't be!! ☀ Top rate salaries and packages - it truly is a firm who values and rewards their staff accordingly. ☀ Large enough existing team to facilitate a project/ technical/ service line specialism. ☀ Whether you are an experienced APC Building Surveyor or a Partner level Building Surveyor (or anything in between..) - there is scope for you to progress your career with a fantastic position at this firm. What's not to like?! Please do reach out if you'd like to discuss your situation, and I'll merrily explain how it could potentially be improved (or not, honesty is the best policy after all).. but I am a real fan girl of this particular client! 📸 taken at the weekend, a rare snippet of Welsh sun. Manifesting warmer days. 07399 735 195 / charker@carriera.co.uk Carriera Limited Elliot Wright Lewis West Oliver Hampson #carriera #carrieralimited #carrierarecruitment #buildingsurveying #opportunity #recruitment
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Thinking of relocating to Boston for a new job? 🌟 Relocating can be both exciting and daunting. As a Quantity Surveyor or Project Manager, moving to Boston offers a wealth of opportunities, but it's essential to be well-prepared. Here are some tips to make your transition smoother. Firstly, research the local job market. Boston is a hub for construction and infrastructure projects, making it a great place for Quantity Surveyors and Project Managers. Connect with local professionals and join industry groups to get a feel for the market. Networking can open doors and provide valuable insights. Next, consider the cost of living. Boston is known for its higher living expenses, so plan your budget accordingly. Look into housing options and commute times. Proximity to work can significantly impact your daily life and overall job satisfaction. Websites like www.heather-daniel.com can help you find tailored solutions for your relocation needs. Lastly, embrace the local culture. Boston is rich in history and offers a vibrant lifestyle. Engage with the community, explore local landmarks, and enjoy the diverse food scene. Building a social network outside of work can make your transition more enjoyable and fulfilling. What are your thoughts on relocating for a job? Share your experiences or questions in the comments! ✅ Research the job market ✅ Plan your budget ✅ Embrace the local culture #RelocationAdvice #CareerTips #BostonJobs
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Thinking of relocating to Dallas for a new job? 🌟 Moving to a new city can be both exciting and daunting. As a Quantity Surveyor or Project Manager, Dallas offers a wealth of opportunities, but it's essential to be prepared. Here are some tips to make your transition smoother. ✅ Research the local job market: Dallas is booming with construction projects, making it a hotspot for Quantity Surveyors and Project Managers. Familiarise yourself with the key players in the industry and the types of projects that are prevalent. This knowledge can give you a competitive edge. ✅ Cost of living: While Dallas is generally more affordable than other major US cities, it's crucial to understand the cost of living. Housing, transportation, and daily expenses can vary, so budget accordingly. Websites like Numbeo can provide up-to-date cost comparisons. ✅ Networking: Building a professional network is vital. Join local industry groups, attend events, and connect with peers on LinkedIn. Networking can open doors to new opportunities and provide valuable insights into the local market. At HeatherDaniel International, we specialise in helping professionals like you find the perfect role, whether in the UK or internationally. Our tailored solutions ensure you have a single point of contact, making your relocation as seamless as possible. Visit www.heather-daniel.com to learn more. What are your top tips for relocating? Share in the comments below! #Relocation #CareerAdvice #DallasJobs
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The industry for recruiting Quantity Surveyors is incredibly challenging at the moment - employers are struggling to find the right people and even when they do, the competition is fierce and there is little guarantee of being able to hire the person you want. But life as a candidate is not easy either! I've had many instances recently of speaking with candidates who have had contact from no fewer than 10-15 agencies about different roles (and some times the same role!!). Imagine trying to decide which role is the best fit for you in that scenario! This brings up the question - is it better to work with one recruiter or a variety? In truth, it really depends on the experience you're after. If you need a role quickly and the job itself is more important than what you're doing day-to-day, then you're probably better off speaking to multiple recruiters. This should present you with a broader range of opportunities that vaguely match your criteria, albeit requiring a considerable amount of your time to manage all of these different conversations If however, you are more selective, you are perhaps more passive in the market, and it's critical that you're next move is the right one in your career, you're probably better off working with one single market-expert who can go on this journey with you to pin point the right role for you. So next time you are thinking about a job switch, consider what you want and what the best approach is to get this 🤔 #hiringsupport #quantitysurveyors #qs #recruitment
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