>> Working were high-end clients towards the right decision, I really enjoy the ability
to conceptualize a job, you know, and if there's a problem, nobody really has an answer yet.
Coming up with the bigger picture solution and helping the client in their path towards finding
that good solution, which is something that, you know, at PTS,
we get to do, which I really enjoy.
Some other places, it's kind of cookie cutter already.
You just fill in the blanks.
So being able to come up with a large conceptual project and then figure out the details,
and then at the end of the day, go out in the field and see it get built everything
that you worked to design and draw and conceptualize, actually getting laid
out in the field and being instructed is probably the biggest part actually.
I don't design a little widget that you never see, you know?
You can actually see it get built, which is very gratifying.
Challenges are bouncing all the different play makers in the whole deal, you know?
As you work with a campus, you have an architect who wants it to look very good,
and you have a construction worker, who, you know, can't make it fall down.
You've got a client who wants it cheap, but gorgeous.
And then within the campus too, you've got the assistant building director
who wants it to be energy efficient.
You've got the project manager who wants it to be cost effective.
You know, the financial side.
You've got be under budget.
Schedule, I mean, this project right now, we've got school starting next week,
we've got to get out of the street, we've got to get the buses going again,
we've got to get everything cleaned up because all the kids are coming back.
And it was a lot of different challenges on a single project, while still making sure that,
you know, it's a quality product, and that nobody, you know,
pushes the project too far out of line.