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What do you do for a living?


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So what is your profession?  

101 members have voted

  1. 1. What is your profession?

    • Architect/Engineer
      17
    • other construction related
      8
    • Finance
      8
    • Energy
      10
    • Transportation
      3
    • Government
      3
    • Legal
      6
    • Medical
      5
    • Student or Teaching
      5
    • Retired
      3
    • Other?
      33


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Commercial construction and real estate lawyer (mostly on the war horse side, some transactional).

 

FWIW, my dad was an engineer - civil by education, structural by practice, long before the practice got as segmented as it is now.  He would have been annoyed to be put in the same category as architects. 

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Wow, I can't believe that Commercial Broker didn't make the list (I personally feel that it falls out of the two categories in REA listed ARCH/CON)  For now that is what I do, and I am beginning to dabble in the development of Retail Power Centers.. 

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I am VERY late to this....I work for my church.  My husband is an engineer and my children are engineering majors (Civll and Mechanical).  When I was at UT I took an architecture class and fell in love. My daughter had the same professor and had the same experience :-).

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I'm a recent grad from Austin Community College with a an AAS in Architectural Drafting/Design. Just moved back to Houston. For now I'm doing Freelance work but am looking for a full-time gig but I'm not finding much work in Houston for Architectural Drafters. Hoping to become a Designer some day so would like to work in that direction. Am I going to need a bachelors before somebody will consider hiring me? If you have any experience around this I'd appreciate your feedback as I really don't have any connections in this industry. Thanks!

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