Considering the economic challenges the world is faced with today it could be an excellent time to start practicing architecture on your own.
Recent furloughs and layoffs caused by the struggling economy and the social distancing necessitated by COVID-19 make that particularly true. But statistics show the number of those who are practicing on their own or starting their own firms has been growing over the past decade, partly because people enjoy the flexibility, control, and better work-life balance that can come with the role.
Here are some notable advantages
Control over your schedule
Practicing on your own empowers you with much more control over your workload and when you choose to complete it. Not only can you accept or decline assignments based on your availability and preferences, but in many cases, you can finish them during the hours most convenient to you.
Relaxed work environments
As your own boss, you establish your own workspace, rules, dress code, and core values. Having that kind of flexibility in this uncertain world can be a huge boon to your health, comfort, and sense of individuality.
Job satisfaction
Those who practice on their own often see their work as more rewarding than others. The primary reasons for that added satisfaction are the freedom to work from home, the flexibility of the work schedules, and the interesting nature of their work, says a recent survey.
Healthy paychecks
Because they can control their own pricing, profit margins, and productivity, many earn more working for themselves than for others.
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