morris architects

1. Why should I choose Morris Architects?

We are the preeminent firm not only in the regions where we have offices, but also in the market segments in which we practice. We are internationally recognized for our fresh and innovative design, our technical expertise and our exemplary service. Our clients are leaders in their market sectors and have values that reflect our values. We develop future leaders by mentoring, training, and offering diversified experience.

2. What are the characteristics that Morris Architects looks for in a candidate?

We need people with creativity, passion and enthusiasm for their job. We believe that design lifts the human spirit by its ability to combine art, technology and business. Passion and enthusiasm permeate our work and we achieve excellence in design through each of our member's collaborative efforts.

3. What are the challenges of working at Morris Architects?

Morris Architects' is a global firm so the challenges are many. We need to keep pace with the ever-changing economy, so we have carved a niche for ourselves in several market sectors. Those sectors are Corporate, Civic, Design, Education, Entertainment, Healthcare, Hospitality and Public Assembly. We need people who can catch on quickly and can refocus rapidly. If you like to work in an easily predictable environment, then Morris Architects is probably not for you.

We also challenge you to invest in yourself and reach your full potential. Becoming licensed in your field and taking advantage of the training and development opportunities we offer is important in ensuring your marketability.

4. I am an experienced professional. How are my years of experience valued by Morris Architects?

Your previous work experience counts and is highly valued at Morris Architects. To help us achieve our goals, we need to supplement our existing talent pool with experienced people. We are focused on keeping a competitive edge, so we need a team of people with diverse skills and experiences.

5. What is your policy on hiring graduates or experienced people who need a work permit?

We hire qualified candidates who have the legal right to work in this country. Depending on the position, legal requirements and whether it makes good business sense, we may sponsor work authorization.

6. Morris Architects does not directly recruit from my university. Can I still get a job?

Yes. Our hiring of new graduates is not limited to colleges or universities that we typically visit in person.

7. How often are job openings posted?

We post new jobs as they become available, so we encourage you to check back often. Should a job opening match your skills and qualifications, we will contact you.

8. What's the best way for me to submit my resume to Morris Architects?

The best way is by email. Send your resume to the email address designated for job openings at the office location of your choice.

9. Do I need to submit my portfolio at this time?

It is not necessary for you to send your portfolio to us online. If your skills and qualifications match a position that we have open and we call you in for an interview that will be the ideal time to present your portfolio.

10. What happens after I apply for an opening?

We will send you an automated response confirming receipt of your resume. Your skills and qualifications will be carefully assessed and we will inform you if you have been selected to interview. If you have not been selected, we will retain your resume in our database for future openings that match your skills and qualifications.

11. What if I don't see an opening that is right for me? Should I send my resume anyway?

The jobs posted at Morris Architects represents our current hiring needs but we are always looking for talented people. You may send your resume to the email address of the office location in which you are interested in and we will notify you of future openings that just might be a match for you.

Job Title	Date Posted	Location
Project Manager	09.23.02	Houston, TX
Project Architect	09.23.02	Houston, TX
Architect	09.23.02	Houston, TX