Context & Clarity for Small Firm Architects

Do you have a YouTube channel? It's important to understand that YouTube is the second largest search engine on the internet and it's owned by Google. When it comes to visibility, search, and building a brand, YouTube can be a great place to invest time and resources, but what are the best ways for architects to use YouTube?Mentioned in this episode:DetailedContinuing Education Podcast Feed

You shouldn't do any work for your clients without an agreement in place, but how do you make sure your contracts cover all your liability and risk, have you compensated fairly, and simply keep you out of trouble? Do you have your attorney review your contracts? How much will that cost? Do you have your insurance carrier review them? Is that enough? It can be hard to make the right decisions to balance the cost and potential risk involved.Mentioned in this episode:Continuing Education Podcast FeedDetailed

What do you do when you’re the employee of a firm and you go to meet with someone, let’s say a client or a contractor, and that person tells you that they want to hire you, not your firm. They want to you, specifically, to work on their project, on your own. A question of ethics can be the hardest to answer, but they're the foundation of professional standards.Mentioned in this episode:DetailedContinuing Education Podcast Feed

Context & Clarity is launching February 1, 2021.Mentioned in this episode:Continuing Education Podcast FeedDetailed