In the profession there is always the pressure of deadlines with an endless list of tasks that need to get done. Understanding time management to get through a list of tasks by a particular day can be hard enough to learn but if you are able to take these skills to the next level can […]
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Being a young architectural profession can be a bit confusing. You are finally free of school but still need to pass six exams, and “intern” for roughly three years. And after a minimum of four years of school there is still a tremendous number of things you don’t know about the industry and designing buildings.
Architecture school can only teach you so much to prepare you for being your own architect and learning about the construction of buildings. Architecture is a profession heavily related to your own work experience and there is a large learning curve when you are starting your career. In a future post I will be talking
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One of the most important aspects of a company to most architectural professionals is office culture. As you work in different organizations you learn different parts of office culture that you value more than others. Office culture can have a major effect on your satisfaction level working there. But when you’re looking for a new
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