does this vary from office to office or is it pretty much standard?
varies.
where i work, you get as much responsibility as you can handle, and your title reflects that. that doesn't happen in a lot of firms.
5 years - then again, it depends on what you have accomplished
5 years at the 2 or 3 year level is not intermediate
Five years of progressive experience seems to be a standard definition.
intermediate \ˌint-ər-ˈmēd-ē-ət\
-not completely useless in a professional setting, but we surely won't put you in charge of nothing important.
or
-we really need someone who knows their shit, but don't feel like paying full price.
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How many years experience does an intermediate architect have?
does this vary from office to office or is it pretty much standard?
varies.
where i work, you get as much responsibility as you can handle, and your title reflects that. that doesn't happen in a lot of firms.
5 years - then again, it depends on what you have accomplished
5 years at the 2 or 3 year level is not intermediate
Five years of progressive experience seems to be a standard definition.
intermediate \ˌint-ər-ˈmēd-ē-ət\
-not completely useless in a professional setting, but we surely won't put you in charge of nothing important.
or
-we really need someone who knows their shit, but don't feel like paying full price.
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