Congratulations to Building Careers’ fearless leader, Carly Glova, on being featured in the San Diego Business Journal for her well-deserved San Diego Metro Movers & Shakers award!
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Why you shouldn’t accept a counter offer and the reasons why you may have received it in the first place:
1. Impulse reaction by your supervisor and not based on merit
2. Supervisor is buying time to find a replacement and will ultimately let you go anyway
3. Your issues with and motivations for wanting to leave your current role will still be there
4. The raise was provided because the company felt threatened, which will make continued raises more difficult to earn
5. You may be told to take the new offer even if you didn’t want it and were using it as leverage at your current company
6. If you end up taking the counteroffer, you will close the door on any future opportunities with the new company and anyone in that company’s network
Long story short, taking a counter puts you in a vulnerable, punitive position that your current company will hold over your head in a multitude of ways during your tenure with that firm. I always recommend that my candidates consider the consequences before accepting a counteroffer.
Originally Published by Jamie Davidson on LinkedIn on April 12, 2016.
See the full article here: Why You Shouldn’t Take a Counteroffer
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On April 15th, Building Careers, LLC celebrated their one-year anniversary in conjunction with a charity clothing drive for Dress for Success San Diego.
Building Careers, LLC is a San Diego based, commercial real estate focused, executive search and recruiting firm. Founded in 2015 by Carly Glova, Building Careers works closely with real estate owners and developers, general contractors, property management firms, and brokerage houses to identify top tier talent for their teams.
With the generous donations from clients, candidates, and friends, Building Careers, LLC was able to collect four large boxes of professional clothing donations for Dress for Success San Diego. These donations help women and men who are entering or re-entering the workforce look and feel successful throughout the job interview process.
The event, held at Hines’ La Jolla Commons, hosted over fifty commercial real estate professionals who enjoyed local brews from Pure Brewing Company, wine from Negociant Winery, and music and audio provided by Anderson Audio and Visual.
To read more about Building Careers and their recent success in the San Diego commercial real estate industry, visit: www.buildingrecareers.com
To learn more about Dress for Success San Diego, visit: https://sandiego.dressforsuccess.org/
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VALUED CLIENTS, CANDIDATES & FRIENDS – COME CELEBRATE OUR ANNIVERSARY WITH US! Enjoy an evening of networking & giving back while sipping on local brews, munching on tacos & playing backyard games!
Friday, April 15th 5:30 – 8:30PM La Jolla Commons Park 4747 Executive Drive San Diego, CA 92121
We will be hosting a clothing drive in support of Dress for Success San Diego. Please bring any slightly used, professional attire to the event that you wish to donate. Your donations help men and women who are interviewing for jobs, look and feel successful.
Click here for additional detail and to RSVP: http://eepurl.com/bWdXHD
Thank You to Our Sponsors
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To everyone who celebrated with us on Friday, thank you!
Your generous donations to Dress for Success San Diego are greatly appreciated and will help women and men who are returning to or entering the workforce look and feel successful.
Your support for this cause and for Building Careers hitting the one year milestone is incredible!
You are the reason we can continue to serve the local commercial real estate industry by matching the best talent with successful and growing organizations. Thank you! We look forward to seeing you at our next event! Sincerely,
Carly Glova & Julia Turpit
You can find the thank you here: http://eepurl.com/bYBGmL
Our very own Carly Glova wins San Diego Metro Magazine Mover & Shaker Award, which recognizes men and women who have made outstanding contributions to their professions and who are poised to add to their achievements in 2016.
Check out Page 14 to read more about her achievements!
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Take a look at the magnitude of Commercial Real Estate Development’s Economic Contribution.
CRE Development:
Contributes $528 billion to GDP. Creates and supports 3.9 million jobs. Yields $168 billion in wages and salaries.
Proud to be a part of this economic powerhouse!
See a the copmlete article and video here: Commercial Real Estate Development and its Contribution to the Economy
Originally published by NAIOP in Economic Impacts of Commercial Real Estate, 2015 Edition on March 07, 2016
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San Diego is becoming more respected on the international stage as companies like Bosa Development are changing the downtown San Diego skyline with iconic buildings such as Pacific Gate. The city is looking forward to the major developments coming to the city in the near future, which will bring jobs and continued prosperity to this thriving city.
Read the full article on this pioneering building design here: How Pacific Gate Will Reshape Downtown San Diego’s Skyline
Originally published on GlobeSt.com on March 8, 2016 by Carrie Rossenfeld .author-meta
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With all of the new and exciting job opportunities out there, keep these 3 things in mind when embarking on the next step in your career.:
1. Skipping Lunch
2. Working Late
3. Checking Email Late at Night
The way you operate in the first few months in a new role sets expectations of your work ethic going forward. You obviously want to make a good first impression, but I would recommend ensuring that work style is sustainable and jives with the way you are naturally most productive. While you may be tempted to turn on the jets and run yourself ragged the first few months in a new position to prove yourself, tread lightly because the last thing you want to do is burn yourself out early on (or ever!)
Read additional detail on the three mistakes new employees make here: Top Three Mistakes New Employees Make
Originally published on Forbes.com by Raquel Baldelomar ngIf: contrib_block.display_author.authorType === ‘ad’ on February 25, 2016
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“The 2016 Winter/Spring Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast Commercial Real Estate Survey signals continued confidence among developers through 2018–indicating both the probability of new supply and of opportunities for new investment. The biannual survey projects a three-year-ahead outlook for California’s commercial real estate industry and forecasts potential opportunities and challenges affecting office, multi-family, retail and industrial sectors.”
The Survey, taken by California’s commercial real estate industry leaders in December 2015, indicates a favorable commercial construction outlook. “The favorable outlook is supported by job and income growth on the demand side and a lack of sufficient building on the supply side.” The results of the surveyed panelists signal a continuation of the growth of non-residential construction at or above previous peak levels.
Survey higlights include:
View the full survey here: http://www.allenmatkins.com/ucla
Published on January 27, 2016
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