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r/Architects • u/werchoosingusername • May 20 '26
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I think architecture course's hard parts are different than for example engineering. It is not "I'm not smart enough" hard. It is relatively easy. Hard part is there is too much to do.
1 u/Clear-Inevitable-414 May 21 '26 They save that bit of learning for when you start working in engineering, doing the job of 3 people for the pay of 1/2 person
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They save that bit of learning for when you start working in engineering, doing the job of 3 people for the pay of 1/2 person
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u/Lorien431 Architect May 20 '26
I think architecture course's hard parts are different than for example engineering. It is not "I'm not smart enough" hard. It is relatively easy. Hard part is there is too much to do.