I graduated from my B.Arch in 2018 but life happened and when I got out of the university I had to take care of my grandparents so the job I took at the moment was basically whomever gave me more money (because we all know how recent graduates are paid if paid at all)and that was as a drafter for a sheathing company. Since then I only changed jobs once for another one on a corporation on the same industry/market, thing is as you may already be guessing:
I never got the chance to work as a (slave) junior/assistant in any architecture firm to learn how to be a real architect and move on my career and now I finally can have some time for myself and my career but don't know how to do it.
Any advices or thoughts from you guys is truly appreciated.
Polish your portfolio and start looking for an entry level job in architecture office? And just tell them that you do not like that industry and want to work in a traditional office. I am sure the drafting skills will be a plus. The competition of course is crazy. So, try your best.
Or are you expecting this: Here is a forbidden secret scroll (Insert any advices here) that you can inherit. Read the scroll and then bam, you are now an almighty architect.
Feeling stuck, any advice?
Hi everyone,
I graduated from my B.Arch in 2018 but life happened and when I got out of the university I had to take care of my grandparents so the job I took at the moment was basically whomever gave me more money (because we all know how recent graduates are paid if paid at all) and that was as a drafter for a sheathing company. Since then I only changed jobs once for another one on a corporation on the same industry/market, thing is as you may already be guessing:
I never got the chance to work as a (slave) junior/assistant in any architecture firm to learn how to be a real architect and move on my career and now I finally can have some time for myself and my career but don't know how to do it.
Any advices or thoughts from you guys is truly appreciated.
Polish your portfolio and start looking for an entry level job in architecture office? And just tell them that you do not like that industry and want to work in a traditional office. I am sure the drafting skills will be a plus. The competition of course is crazy. So, try your best.
Or are you expecting this: Here is a forbidden secret scroll (Insert any advices here) that you can inherit. Read the scroll and then bam, you are now an almighty architect.
You’re very welcome, good luck!
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