Career Doctor – Page 3
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FeaturesDear Matthew: Should my nephew study architecture?
BD’s agony uncle considers how to advise a teenager on his career path
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FeaturesDear Matthew: Should I take a chance on the Middle East?
BD’s agony uncle advises an architect on moving abroad
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FeaturesDear Matthew: Can I cut down on my time at work?
BD’s agony uncle on the inevitability of long hours
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FeaturesDear Matthew: Are all good jobs not advertised for?
BD’s agony uncle explains how you find a new job — even if it’s not made public
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FeaturesDear Matthew: Can I ask for reimbursement without seeming miserly?
BD’s agony uncle on why you should be proactive in claiming back your expenses
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FeaturesDear Matthew, can I skip the office Christmas party?
BD’s agony uncle on how to deal with cliquey colleagues
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FeaturesDear Matthew: Should I confront my new employee about lying?
BD’s agony uncle on what to do when your new recruit is not as experienced as he claims
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FeaturesDear Matthew: Should I go it alone?
BD’s agony uncle advises a nervous employee hoping to go solo
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FeaturesDear Matthew: I want out
BD’s agony uncle offers guidance to a frustrated partner looking to avoid a messy divorce
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FeaturesDear Matthew: Is a sabbatical career suicide?
BD’s agony uncle explains why a break can do you good
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FeaturesDear Matthew: How can I avoid being pigeonholed?
BD’s agony uncle looks at how to approach an employer to gain more opportunities
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FeaturesDear Matthew: How can a non-architect stand out in a firm of design snobs?
BD’s agony uncle helps an office manager who is losing respect for their architectural colleagues
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FeaturesDear Matthew: How do I cope with the post-holiday blues?
BD’s agony uncle offers some advice to an architect whose summer break caused him to re-examined his entire career
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FeaturesDear Matthew: How can I use the internet to promote our firm?
BD’s agony outlines the essentials needed for successful marketing
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FeaturesDear Matthew: Should I offer myself for unpaid work to get proper experience?
BD’s agony uncle takes a realistic approach to the moral dilemma of whether to do unpaid work
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FeaturesDear Matthew: "I'm getting paid less than someone less experienced"
BD’s agony uncle on what to do when you discover a more junior colleague is earning more than you
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FeaturesDear Matthew: "Is an MA a good investment?"
BD’s agony uncle on how to weigh up the worth of embarking on a master’s course
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FeaturesDear Matthew: "My firm isn't like it used to be"
BD’s agony uncle advises an architect on how to cope in a job that you no longer enjoy
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FeaturesDear Matthew: "I couldn’t help noticing the contractor staring brazenly at her breasts"
BD’s agony uncle on what to say when contractors start taking rather too close an interest in your new assistant
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FeaturesDear Matthew: "All I see is bad terms of employment, an uncertain workload and low pay"
BD’s agony uncle has some career advice for an architect who is fed up with the profession and wants out
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