... or Black Ball? he'll be in the masons then...
/knows this cos I is one!
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:31, archived)
you're out now you've blabbed (as if being an architect wasn't obvious enough. tehehe.
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:33, archived)
we are not a secret society, but a society with certain secrets...
the 'Ol Duke of Prunes is a Brother too!
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:35, archived)
- not with that many FPs (well done btw!)
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:36, archived)
Money is Good, time is good, and I work from home, top bombing!
/As for my name, it isnt a reference to my work though, -oh no - its actually a reference to Masonic History
/and ta for the congrats on the FP
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:39, archived)
That explains it!
I'm doing my Part 3 at the moment -
leaves me plenty of time for procastination
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:42, archived)
you'd be suprised, but i actually put a lot of work in.
working from home does save considerable overheads too
i like architecture, but found my niche was more in the technical/building side and client relations, although doing this
for myself, I get to do a little of everything, contract work, negotation,claim disputes, deisgn, drafting, detailing, tendering, the whole lot really, and
dont whack up a huge student debt doing it
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:45, archived)
everyone knows it's the QS's who do all the work!
*runs*
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:49, archived)
"Civil Engineers are where ya wanna be - don't be a QS - they're Civil Engineers with their brains blown out"
/unquote
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:52, archived)
if you like coffer dams, roads, bridges, sewers etc
I preferred the other route
You ever do any private QS work, on the side?
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:55, archived)
bit of cash in hand work for you,
pricing up some residential units and basic extensions
up to and around the 350k mark
will email you sometime soon when i have more details
(, Fri 5 Aug 2005, 22:59, archived)
