Perhaps, it is difficult to name a more fit, more heroic and responsible profession than the medical profession, since ancient times, inspiring reverence and awe of the extraordinary range of knowledge and a desire to do good. The man in the white robe – this image evokes immense respect, his daily work is focused on relief of suffering and the saving of human lives, and one's consciousness fills with admiration and gratitude. The one who made the decision to become a doctor, I will have to pass an unusually difficult period of learning that will continue throughout employment. Self-improvement, permanent and systematic expansion of knowledge and skills – these activities will accompany the doctor all my life, because without them even the most talented specialist will not be able to achieve the true heights of success and achievement. And the more important is the desire of the physician to self-development, that each of its reasoned decision affects the health and the lives of his patients. The one who dreams of becoming a doctor must be confident in own ability to work, willingness to sacrifice and ability to endure enormous mental and physical load. But most importantly, what should possess doctor – love to the people. Learn to love people, to understand their problems, to listen and be very careful not just. This should be a really good and strong man, and then the good will return a hundredfold to him who every day devotes to help suffering people.
Architects create designs for new construction projects, alterations and redevelopments. Their key duties may include: - creating building designs and highly detailed drawings both by hand and by using specialist computer-aided design (CAD) applications - liaising with construction professionals about the feasibility of potential projects - working around constraining factors such as town planning legislation, environmental impact and project budget For the most part an architect’s working day will be office based. However, site visits and meetings with clients are frequent, so travel can figure prominently. Working hours are typically standard office hours (e.g. 9.00 am to 8.00 pm, Monday to Friday), but architects may work longer hours, evenings and weekends if there are tight project deadlines to meet. One can only become an architect if he/she has a relevant degree, obtained in a university. However, continuing to learn and develop the expertise as a professional is a key part of the job. Pay may vary depending on the location and the complexity of the project. The architect's job may sometimes be somehow dangerous in terms of health and safety, especialy when it comes to visiting the construction site. However, the benefits of the occupation (creative nature of the job, ability to travel and high level of salary) completely pay off for the possible risks.
- creating building designs and highly detailed drawings both by hand and by using specialist computer-aided design (CAD) applications
- liaising with construction professionals about the feasibility of potential projects
- working around constraining factors such as town planning legislation, environmental impact and project budget
For the most part an architect’s working day will be office based. However, site visits and meetings with clients are frequent, so travel can figure prominently. Working hours are typically standard office hours (e.g. 9.00 am to 8.00 pm, Monday to Friday), but architects may work longer hours, evenings and weekends if there are tight project deadlines to meet.
One can only become an architect if he/she has a relevant degree, obtained in a university. However, continuing to learn and develop the expertise as a professional is a key part of the job.
Pay may vary depending on the location and the complexity of the project. The architect's job may sometimes be somehow dangerous in terms of health and safety, especialy when it comes to visiting the construction site. However, the benefits of the occupation (creative nature of the job, ability to travel and high level of salary) completely pay off for the possible risks.