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edo
22-09-05, 11:54 AM
Is anyone here silly enough to want to work for me?

Here is the deal. I work for a private investor who owns somewhere around $600mill of property in Australia. There are 2 of us who run the Australian operation. We do all the hard/big stuff, ie purchases, leasing, project development & management. We need a person who can run the day to day management of the buildings, this means that you will need to administer leases, arrange maintenance, deal with tenants & contractors, complete reports (to both the two of us & the building owner), and manage the building supervisor/engineer.
There will always be somone experienced enough to help you with difficult/unusual situations (Myself & the other bloke), but we need someone who either has some experience or somehow can demonstate a clear understanding of how to do the job. We will train the person but frankly we couldnt be farked starting from scratch.

Its a small team of 12 people in 3 states, the position is in the main office in Melbourne but I may at times need you to go to Sydney or Brisbane for a day or two.

I travel between the states but the other bloke is only looking after Melbourne properties.
DrNick
29-09-05, 03:24 PM
Do we get to drive Cathy when it is ready? ;)

S
Rhys
29-09-05, 03:31 PM
Guy,

Email me a job description and i'll ask my brother if he knows anyone in Melbourne suitable.

Rhys
edo
29-09-05, 04:23 PM
DrNick, ummm, let me think...no. I am hoping to have her out at Sandown on 23rd Oct though...so if you want a scary ride...:)

Rhys, sure...will be next week though.
Pacman
29-09-05, 05:07 PM
Would you consider hiring a graduate?
Chris XR6
29-09-05, 05:26 PM
Wish this job was in Sydney!
dirtyrex
30-09-05, 01:26 PM
I'd jump at something like this if it was in Brisbane. Dang.
FatBoy
30-09-05, 05:27 PM
I'd jump at something like this if it was in Brisbane. Dang.
What he said...
2ofdem
30-09-05, 08:22 PM
Id jump at it if I had any relevant experience.
oldenholden64
30-09-05, 08:28 PM
Id jump at it if I had any relevant experience.
what he said
Cplus
30-09-05, 09:24 PM
Edo - interested, a job like this is one of the only reasons i would move home.

I'm currently a consulting engineer (buildings), but want to move over to the dark side.

If you would like to see my CV, PM me.
Coffin
03-10-05, 07:25 PM
What kinda $$ are we talking here Edo? :)
dan
04-10-05, 09:09 AM
Id jump at it if I had any relevant experience.

being a commercial property manager would be a c*nt of a job...
2ofdem
04-10-05, 09:27 AM
being a commercial property manager would be a c*nt of a job...

Im a C*nt it would suit me down to the ground.
Juzza
04-10-05, 05:16 PM
EDO - you have mail
FatBoy
04-10-05, 08:34 PM
Guy, how about you stay in that shithole they call Melbourne and give me a job in Brisbane ?? Hell i'll even let you take the Mazda around QR for a few laps because i know you've always wanted to drive a real race car... :p
dirtyrex
05-10-05, 09:42 AM
Just need a real race track. What can you do Fatboy? I'll give you a job, but I don't own any trains.
FatBoy
05-10-05, 06:32 PM
Doesn't necessarily have to be trains... I have a diploma in Transport Management so i'm up for almost anything... :)

Sent you a PM too... ;)
edo
06-10-05, 03:47 PM
Ok, money is to be negotiated, but will be comensurate with the persons experience.
There is a chance we might consider a graduate but the degree would need to be relevant.
The description above is about the best I can do at the moment.

Any CVs can be sent to me at guy@edmondsmotorsport.com.au

Juzza, I got nuthin!

The whole plan of this is to allow me to go back to Brisbane...so you blokes who want the job up there would be taking mine & thats not nice.
tim510
07-10-05, 11:44 AM
will they get their own office?

will the furniture in that office be bolted to the floor incase of union visitors?
edo
14-10-05, 04:22 PM
Tim, Yes they will get their own office. I can also guarantee that they will not be bothered by the union officials...

He came in again yesterday & said "Youre alright, you dont scare easy" & I said, "yeah, youre not too bad yourself but you dont intimidate very well" He smiled & said "yeah, see ya mate"

Dont you love it when it all works out nice & friendly?
2ofdem
14-10-05, 04:25 PM
If I take a few weeks off I'll come down and intimidate him for you.
edo
17-10-05, 05:27 PM
Err, that wont work.

Anyhoo, we have employed a new person & they start early next month. I'll shoot everyone who sent me their resume a quick reply in the next couple of days.
2ofdem
17-10-05, 05:29 PM
Err, that wont work.

Ok Beer and Steak it is.