Which do you prefer behind your name and why? Is your preference based on personal accomplishment or professional necessity? or because chicks dig titles?
PA, professional Architect
or PA, professional Alcoholic
BAMF
do you actually put that on your checks? aside from your business cards and office emails... do you put the "comma LEED AP" on your damn bank checks? if you don't then it's not important.
I'm not LEED certified, but I think the only place i would use it would be on business cards...
on my emails and business card Treekilla LEED-AP -and either- M.LA/M.Arch -or- Assoc. ASLA/Assoc. AIA
I want AS MANY LETTERS AS POSSIBLE behind my name. :o) My friend just became a "Esq." and I don't know what that means except that she's a lawyer, and it looks cool.
My emails all have: rationalist LEED AP company address phone fax Eco-Tip: Printing emails is uaually a waste. Make this tip go viral, add it to your email signature. For more eco-tips, visit www.treehugger.com Them's the letters I use, because them's the letter I's got...
"Esq." = "Esquire," as in Bill S. Preston, Esq. Basically a title of respect.
MArch, AssocAIA
i am going to start putting Dr. on mine and Architectural Physician....
WTF - WHAT THE FUCK DA - DUMB ASS
garpike, LK
ha!
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RA, NCARB, AIA, NOMA, LEED AP, LEED 2.2, etc..
Which do you prefer behind your name and why?
Is your preference based on personal accomplishment or professional necessity? or because chicks dig titles?
PA, professional Architect
or PA, professional Alcoholic
BAMF
do you actually put that on your checks?
aside from your business cards and office emails... do you put the "comma LEED AP" on your damn bank checks? if you don't then it's not important.
I'm not LEED certified, but I think the only place i would use it would be on business cards...
on my emails and business card
Treekilla
LEED-AP
-and either-
M.LA/M.Arch
-or-
Assoc. ASLA/Assoc. AIA
I want AS MANY LETTERS AS POSSIBLE behind my name. :o)
My friend just became a "Esq." and I don't know what that means except that she's a lawyer, and it looks cool.
My emails all have:
rationalist
LEED AP
company
address
phone
fax
Eco-Tip: Printing emails is uaually a waste. Make this tip go viral, add it to your email signature. For more eco-tips, visit www.treehugger.com
Them's the letters I use, because them's the letter I's got...
"Esq." = "Esquire," as in Bill S. Preston, Esq. Basically a title of respect.
MArch, AssocAIA
i am going to start putting Dr. on mine and Architectural Physician....
WTF - WHAT THE FUCK
DA - DUMB ASS
garpike, LK
ha!
Citizen, PhD, AIA
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