Anthony has been receiving a lot of emails and messages on LinkedIn in regards to his interview with us. He is very overwhelmed by the response and really wants to get back to you all. He has agreed to do a follow up interview were he will answer all of your questions. If you have any questions please leave it in the comments...

I've been told by 2 managers to go for a management position. A lot of responsibility, but rewarding once you know what you're doing and see the end results

Im proud to see a brother winning😊plus I'm in construction too and would really like to be a construction manager.

I just got a job as a project engineer in training, I appreciate these videos very much because it gives me knowledge and inspiration to tackle this new challenge in my life. Much love from America

I studied plumbing level 2,3 and today I just applied for Construction management projects course for university. i really hope I can get it so I can take my skills back to Africa and use it there for the greater good

I'm a project manager. I started as a bricklayer. I'm from a poor, settled travelling family. I was a site manager for many years and went to uni as a mature student for the PM degree. It's not about colour. Or background. It's about being able to cope. And being good at what you do. And also being culturally aware...like...you need to learn how to act, collaborate and hold yourself. You have to grow into a mature adult and be responsible...and promotion comes quickly. Salaries are great too. But no one gives a f*ck about your background or heritage. Ive got one of the worst thought of blood lines in travellers. I have a criminal record. I was trouble when i was a bricklayer. Drugs alcohol fighting. None of it has effected my progression when i finally grew up!!!!! You don't get something for nothing. Be the person for the role and the role will come.

I'm just starting my internship w/ an electrical subcontractor here in Texas. I'm nervous and excited....I have come a long way, ex-con w/ a second chance and making the most of it!!!!

What an awesome video. Great to get a deeper insight into the life and challenges of a construction manager. Nice work Anthony!

I lost my job last year due to covid, always been interested in construction. Spent a year doing joinery and painting with city and guilds. Just been accepted for HNC Construction Management absolutely buzzing to get started but have no idea how to get my foot in with a company! Loved this video especially talking about mental health, good to see the management taking it seriously!

great video, and he's a great example

The knee 😂😂😂😂

I appreciate you shining light on the fact that there aren't many ethnic people in higher positions in construction. This video gave me so much hope that I can change that.

love this bro... inspiring!

Proud Of You Bro

Great content, very insightful and inspiring 👏🏾👏🏾

Very inspirational my respect to ya from TX👏

Love it ,you speak from the hart, I found if you are strong charismatic, a good problem solver love to build, get though it and say we built that , its the most satisfying job you can wish for.

Your words are very motivational...❤️❤️❤️

Fantastic achievement, and very inspirational 🔥🔥🔥

I'm in master 1 studying Urban and Architectural Projects Management, I feel motivated bro thank you

U blagged it mate ! … don’t worry .. so did I 😉 😆

Love this. Very personable

Love this

Hi sir, finally I'm writing my thoughts down here. Your channel has really inspired me. I spent a whole day going through your videos when I was preparing interviews for a site engineer role abroad, I'm soooo excited about this role. Even though it is true, I didn't realise how much this industry is worldwide saturated more importantly, how this has an effect on the everyday life of Indian engineers I grew up in India and 7 years before completed my B.TECH(CIVIL- ENGINEERING) and now I am doing normal civil engineer job in india !! This is so embraced and I feel this is a headache I still can't move abroad I am trying it. I want to encourage Indian engineering students, especially those from the Indian community and with lack of English barrier and also it being their second language, to follow their dreams to become an engineer in Abroad. Only one chance to give me I will perform definitely

Thank you 🙏🏽

Welldone bro

Make more videos bro very insightful I’m starting my construction management course on September very excited and nervous need more advice and tips

Respect

good job

Well done! Very inspiring. God bless you

I also construction worker good job bro

Well done👏🏾👏🏾 love this!!!

Nice bro

I have been in construction since I left school I’m 25 now, I have NVQ level 2 from college in groundworks and general construction (blue CSCS) I’m going to soon upgrade my 360 CPCS red to a blue skilled operative and then later on in next couple years go for the SSSTS, be a groundworks foreman then work my way up to site manager. I feel there’s more garnered respect from those below you if you’ve been there and done it in a few aspects of construction, no disrespect to the people who have uni degrees in various construction areas but I know what people say about those who have gone straight from uni to being above them.

👏🏾👏🏾 inspiring

0:19 this was me 😂😂😂

Luv it Bro. Sorry about the ripped trousers 😂😂😂

Very inspiring 🙌🏾

I like this guy I am on his way ....

I did postgraduate project management at university Inspired to see an ethnic minority brother in this position

I’ve been in construction for over 10 years. Over the years I’ve been promoted to lead, supervisor, onsite supervisor, and now superintendent. These titles are given within the company I’m at which is a small family company. How do I expand to other companies and apply for these positions I’ve work at for so many years but received in an untraditional way?

I just graduated from college as a construction project manager and I am now looking a job

Great content.👏🏾

As an International Student who recently completed Master's in Construction Management, what steps do I need to follow to get my foot into the industry?

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One of the toughest jobs tbh

I've reached a point in my where I want to have a career change to construction from real estate. Where should I start any advice would be greatly appreciated.

now im in my final year of studey, degree in civil. i still thinking about what should i do after i graduate. either be engineer or be project manager. anyone can you share any ideas.

Im trying to become a Construction Manager in Australia can I do it through VCAL or I have to choose vce

Please can someone help me understand this, what course do I take to become a construction manager

Canary wharf? I literally work there and thats why i wanted to do this

Hi am going for construction management course

I'm 32 applying for construction management apprenticeship degree! With 5 years maintenance electricians background... hope I'm making the right choice 😔😔

Me too I could have been the UKs version of Serena William’s but my knee injury huh! 😆😂

How can I pursue a career in construction management in the UK as a Nigerian graduate with a bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying?

I'm from Pakistan. l have completed the intermediate(Fsc pre Engineering) and I will come to the UK for higher education. I want to join the building and construction field. Which course is better for me?

Can you go from labour to project manager?

Anthony, can I ask for some advice. I did my BA in journalism then a master's in Marketing Management but the office isn't for me. I went to work for JCB and was fascinated by diggers and construction. I now want to work in construction as a manager or site supervisor. Please if anything can you give me the best and honest advice. I have heard from my master's degree I can do project management so I'm hoping it leads to construction project management.

Very inspiring. I have been working in the construction industry as a plant machine operator for so many years now but currently, I’m undergoing the (HNC construction and the built environment) 2 years program at Sunderland college. I will be completing my program by July 2022 however, I have been trying to get a role as a trainee assistant site manager before next year September when I will be furthering my education in construction management degree at the Salford university in Manchester. Please what advice can you offer to somebody like myself who is struggling to get a trainee assistant role as well as a work placement role? Thanks

hello sir construction is my job I have my certificate so can I apply

I am interested in masonary worker bricklaying, hollow block, dress cut and laying stone I have passport and experience and certifayed

Can I get contacts with this guy because I want his advice on some staff plz help thank you 🙏

Bro whats your opinio about studying masters in construction management at uk

Please considered me bro I'm a painter from Kenya

Can someone please get me a scholarship for this work

Very inspiring but suit? 🤣🤣🤣

no jobs

Idk why gotta bring in identity politics into this, you’re in the uk and wondering why there’s no black people running things??

Love this

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