General Manager of a small, incorporated construction company. We only work for communications companies (cell phones, microwave radio, pager systems, etc). Just got that title recently. Only thing it's good for is signing contracts with our customers. I am a hands on guy and my duties mainly revolve around keeping a few crews going day to day. I order all civil construction and electrical materials, schedule all civil and electrical activites, oversee all construction sites, coordinate with any subcontractors and set up contracts, bid civil and electrical work on all projects. I started working here about 10 years ago and found myself in the office one day. I still get out to go see the jobs in order to bid them and I also get to go out and work from time to time. Spent 2 weeks on a jobsite this month (that was a first for this year) in order to help get our project going. It was a little more complex than my guys are used to involving a transformer, multiple disconnects, transfer switch, generator receptacle, building a room with metal studs, drywall, roof curb installation and exhaust fans, etc. Then from that job to one at a water tank involving drilling caissons through rock with lawyers agruing over inches one way or the other. It's a good place to work all in all. No one watches over me. The owner is my only boss and he stays at home 99% of the time. The only bad part is it's very demanding of my time. I don't have the luxery of being able to call off or get sick, there is too much I'm responsible for. I've never taken a vacation in the middle of the year since I've been a desk jockey, only the last few days of the year 'round Christmas