Tell me about the work of an architect.

The workplace is dominated by individuals, design institutes and offices; Busy when busy, rarely when not busy; It is common to work overtime day and night on projects, but it is unlikely to be put on the next order unless you are the boss; Nine-to-five is rare, and working hours are generally late, so SOHO is more free; Income depends on the unit system, and most of it is linked to the project; The average monthly income is hard to say, which has a lot to do with the project situation, but in general, the income of architects is still envied by many people; The issue of commission is confidential and there is no chance to know unless it is the boss; How much bonus is hard to say, whether it is good or bad depends on whether the project can get money this year; How do you say medium-sized design? Scale or cost? If you hand in the drawings, you won't get much money, even no money. If you want money, pray that people will let you supervise the construction site. In addition to the general requirements, it is of course necessary to have a good foreign language to go to a foreign company, and it is easier if you have experience in studying abroad; Well-known firms don't have to visit at public expense, and public holidays are also common; Pay attention to your communication opportunities; Generally, you are not allowed to find extra money yourself, in other words, don't be found by the boss; There are different people in society, some like big yards, some like foreigners, and some like cheap coolies. Undergraduate graduates are different, how many years of work is uncertain, and it is not easy to be a chief designer. Others, in one word-tired.