I have worked for the same contractor since I graduated from university.
I was hired five nights after I walked across the stage, I left legitimately blessed because that isn’t’ the case for everyone.
I work for a easily sizable architectural firm; My associate and I are a full size firm that has architects, engineers & interior designers. I am the administrative assistant, but it is legitimately cool to see all these practices come together & work on such sizable scale projects. It is also legitimately nice that my buddy and I don’t have to contract out any work because my buddy and I have all aspects of the construction project working under one roof, especially the engineering work. Two months ago my buddy and I were award a project that was to build a brand new hospital. It was to have 81 beds, a full emergency department & a medical office building. The hospital my buddy and I are building for already has the task site picked out & there is currently already a hospital sitting on there. It has been abandoned for two years, they are hoping to use the modern hospital as the bones for the new one. The first order of contractor was for the Heating as well as A/C engineers to go out & inspect the modern layout & condition of the air duct. My associate and I needed to make sure that the Heating as well as A/C system wasn’t outdated before my buddy and I started to do any new construction, then luckily, it looked like the air duct was in good shape & the Heating as well as A/C engineers had a nice foundation to start with, but heating as well as A/C engineers are one of the most important aspects of the construction process, especially for my firm!