You should talk to five architects, or ten, not just one. As Miles notes, there's a wide range of opinions on here, and out there, too. Better to actually interact with a few practitioners in person, to get a range of views in the context of an actual conversation. That's usually the better mode of communication if you have the opportunity.
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I need Architecture career advice. Should I talk to an Architect?
Where can I get some advice from people in the field? I would like to get some career advice. But I feel there is really nowhere to turn?
Would RIBA / the ARB help? I think talking in person is more useful.
Advice here ranges from sage to nonsensical, but at least presents a wide range, and occassionally some amusement.
You could try the unemployment line
Thanks Miles Jaffe... :P
I've just 'ad enough.
I suppose the unemployment line is too busy for me..
You should talk to five architects, or ten, not just one. As Miles notes, there's a wide range of opinions on here, and out there, too. Better to actually interact with a few practitioners in person, to get a range of views in the context of an actual conversation. That's usually the better mode of communication if you have the opportunity.
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