Archinect Tips is a popular series here on the site, but sometimes the best insights can get lost. When it comes to architectural employment, Archinect has provided a slew of resources. Consider this a comprehensive round-up of all things employment from our Archinect Tips series. There are four sections divided here: the job application, the job hunt, career development, and the workplace. And be sure to follow the tags (news/features), for updates on new tips and insights.
The first step in most employment pursuits, the job applications is that initial impression one gets to present themselves to a potential employer. These pieces will provide key info on best practices and help you improve your application package.
When applying to jobs, think less of yourself and more of the employer
Four rookie mistakes architecture graduates make when writing a cover letter (and how to avoid them)
Once your application is complete, it's time for the job hunt. How does one go about choosing the right firms to apply to? How do you approach an interview? These articles tackle the intricacies of the job hunt. Study them well and you'll be better equipped to navigate the hiring process in your job search.
Whether one is employed or unemployed, career development is crucial to consistent progression within the industry. These pieces look at ways one can proactively pursue growth in their career path.
Rookie Tip: Don't try to "prove yourself." Try to be effective.
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The Importance of Building Professional Relationships in Architecture
Career Evolution Through Autodidacticism and Accelerated Learning
Once employed, we must all interact with our co-workers in the workplace. How might one go about dealing with all of the challenges that can arise from working with other people? These articles investigate this question.
We hope these are helpful to you. And don't forget to follow the Archinect Tips tags to receive the latest updates on this series. Employment is only one area of focus. We also dive into issues around academia, self-management, professional practice, and more.
Sean Joyner is a writer and essayist based in Los Angeles. His work explores themes spanning architecture, culture, and everyday life. Sean's essays and articles have been featured in The Architect's Newspaper, ARCHITECT Magazine, Dwell Magazine, and Archinect. He also works as an ...
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