What do I need to apply for an entry level job in an architects office? What would make me stand out from others? What skills would I need to be considered? Anything I should be careful about?
Non Sequitur
Sep 26, 16 7:43 am
Start by not crowd sourcing things you should be able to research on your own. Then, once you gain above pedestrian googling skills, try reading job posting and descriptions for entry level graduate (assuming you have the academic background). That'll tell you what employers in your area are searching for.
Also, know how to detail real construction assemblies. Everyone and their mother is a 9 out 10 in CAD and sketch up these days.
BulgarBlogger
Sep 26, 16 8:07 am
Cad is to architectural offices as excel is to accounting ones.
What do I need to apply for an entry level job in an architects office? What would make me stand out from others? What skills would I need to be considered? Anything I should be careful about?
Start by not crowd sourcing things you should be able to research on your own. Then, once you gain above pedestrian googling skills, try reading job posting and descriptions for entry level graduate (assuming you have the academic background). That'll tell you what employers in your area are searching for.
Also, know how to detail real construction assemblies. Everyone and their mother is a 9 out 10 in CAD and sketch up these days.
Cad is to architectural offices as excel is to accounting ones.