I have a bit of a situation. I am a designer who can’t design. Now I know you’re saying “what the hell are you doing in this field then?!” And to that I would reply, “Let me finish first. You jerk.” What I mean is that I am a designer who can’t LEGALLY design a lot of things that people want me to design which are in my scope of capability. And in a time like this where work is sometimes few and far between, what am I supposed to do?! Pass it up and give it away?! Well, I can’t do that. Just can’t.
I understand when it comes to actual structures that will be up for decades, I cannot design it on my own. But I feel like I can handle doing a small shop with relatively no problems. Especially when the scope of work is so narrow: demolishing non-load bearing walls is not difficult at all. In fact, I get a little bit of my stress relief from it when we don’t need the materials for salvage. When you take a sledge hammer through drywall, there’s nothing like it. It’s as if you’re doing something incredibly wrong but no one tells you to stop. But I digress.
What do I do? I’m just trying to make a name for myself and doing quality, solid, well thought out work is one of the best ways to do so. I need answers and an outlet. Electrical and otherwise.
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