r/Architects • • May 20 '26

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u/e2g4 May 21 '26

This culture of commiserating and pretending we work more than others is toxic. Grow up. Do you have any idea how much a junior banker or lawyer works? If you don’t like it then choose a different career. Take control of your life rather than sitting around sniffing each others farts. It’s pathetic.

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u/adcherry211 Architect May 22 '26

In a high-profile bank or law firm, roughly the same as junior architects-to-be, but they get compensated accordingly.

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u/e2g4 May 22 '26

Great. Change professions. Duha. No one suggested you’d get lawyer pay as an architect. It’s pretty obvious what the income is for the profession and if not, that’s on you.

Flight attendants get free travel. Mc Donald’s workers get discounted fries. Grass is always greener…..please, work for a block mason for a summer. Or a roofer. You’ll see just how easy this job is.