EP 014520 September 2022 · 1 hr 1 min
HELP! Get Me Out of Architecture, feat. Jake Rudin and Erin Pellegrino
1:01:11Leaving architecture does not mean throwing away your education. The harder part is learning how to translate the value of that training into another field.
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Stephen Drew speaks with Jake Rudin and Erin Pellegrino of Out of Architecture about leaving architecture, transferable skills, career consulting, architecture education, moving into other industries and how to use design training beyond practice.
The conversation covers:
How architecture skills can transfer into other industries
Why career change starts with translating your experience
What Out of Architecture helps people understand about their training
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Stephen Drew
Hello, everyone. My name is Stephen Drew and we're back with a special podcast all around the globe. And I'm privileged because one of the guests in particular has turned off their aircon just to record this so that it sounds crystal clear for yourself. And I am joined by the fantastic and fabulous Jake and Aaron from Out of Architecture,
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