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Any more disillusioned architects out there?

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havenlady · 23/11/2008 16:48

I have been working part-time as an architect for the last four years for a great little firm which has allowed me to work part form home, part form the office. However, I am thinking of giving it all up again (I left architecture in my twenties to do something else) and doing something different - I find the potential for making mistakes, the worry and the low pay, coupled with the looming recession loses me too much sleep. Anyone in a similar situation or have any advice? Thanks!

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Dragonbutter · 23/11/2008 22:06

What are your other options?
DH just made redundant, it's tough at the minute.

havenlady · 24/11/2008 10:05

Hi
Would quite like to stay in something to do with building (say work for a housing association) but as a client not a consultant. DH still in work at present but not guaranteed becuase of the downturn - luckily he is not in the same line of business!

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ramonaquimby · 24/11/2008 10:35

dh's practice about to lay 25% of their staff off so prob a good time to look for something else. no ideas, sorry

ramonaquimby · 24/11/2008 10:36

or is that practise?!

havenlady · 26/11/2008 12:13

It's "practice"!!

Yes probably good to do something better paid and less prone to boom and bust - perhaps I should just wait to be made redundant.

Thanks

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