Ok, in December I finally completed all of the 9 NCARB exams, as well as my provincial exam (Quebec)...I therefore got the Architect's seal and became an acredited member of the Ordre des Architectes du Quebec. At 26, I am the youngest architect around but I am highly proeficient in design, IT, project managing
Now is the time to negociate my salary for the next year. How much raise should I expect? They told me I should get thet title of Junior Project Manager (whatever the title), I would manage small-scale project inside the office...and we don't take project under 1M$
I got around 20$/hour last year...leading up to around 40k/yr
I guess I should get at least a 5k raise.
What would be a good raise for a ''Not-an-intern-anymore''-Entry-level architect???
Gotan, I am proud of you. Congratulations. Now you need to develop some pride in yourself. As a licensed architect you absolutely positively should not accept having a "junior" in your title.
Thanks...sure dude i won't accept any junior in the title...
yeah 25$ canadian...
almost a 3rd world country isn't it?
anyone ever negociated something good when they want to send you abroad as well (say...India?) on a quick notice (just got that today) with all expenses paid.
A bonus fee? Or I include in my annual salary a raise for ''INternationaly deployable architect''
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What would be a good raise for a ''Not-an-intern-anymore''-Entry-level architect???
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Ok, in December I finally completed all of the 9 NCARB exams, as well as my provincial exam (Quebec)...I therefore got the Architect's seal and became an acredited member of the Ordre des Architectes du Quebec. At 26, I am the youngest architect around but I am highly proeficient in design, IT, project managing
Now is the time to negociate my salary for the next year. How much raise should I expect? They told me I should get thet title of Junior Project Manager (whatever the title), I would manage small-scale project inside the office...and we don't take project under 1M$
I got around 20$/hour last year...leading up to around 40k/yr
I guess I should get at least a 5k raise.
What would be a good raise for a ''Not-an-intern-anymore''-Entry-level architect???
Thanks!
thanks, I'' check out how they bill for an architect vs an intern...
split it by 3...it makes my houlry salary , should be around 25$/hr
I would suggest checking out some salary websites and seeing how you compare as well.
$25 canadian?
as a licensed architect, should you really be called a "junior project manager"?
Gotan, I am proud of you. Congratulations. Now you need to develop some pride in yourself. As a licensed architect you absolutely positively should not accept having a "junior" in your title.
Thanks...sure dude i won't accept any junior in the title...
yeah 25$ canadian...
almost a 3rd world country isn't it?
anyone ever negociated something good when they want to send you abroad as well (say...India?) on a quick notice (just got that today) with all expenses paid.
A bonus fee? Or I include in my annual salary a raise for ''INternationaly deployable architect''
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