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Urban and Regional Planner Reviews
What is it like working as an Urban and Regional Planner?
November 2022
Great experience, always new and challenging tasks to tackle.
Urban and Regional Planner in West Palm Beach:
Pros: I learn new things almost every day even after 5 years
Cons: Do not always agree with policy. Very politically driven.
September 2022
Headline.
Urban and Regional Planner in Windhoek:
Pros: Opportunities
Cons: You need to work very hard for many years to reach a certain stage of your career.
May 2022
Brace yourself.
Urban and Regional Planner in Gaspé:
Keep on your beliefs and stay positive and confident with your knowledge. Don't take public action and outcome too personally if it goes the wrong way
December 2018
It can be challenging.
Urban and Regional Planner in Mankato:
Pros: The diversity in the work.
Cons: No ability to enforce rules.
July 2017
Give solutions to cities.
Urban and Regional Planner in Bilbao:
Pros: Make cities, regions more habitable.
Cons: The pressure of politicians They do not understand the urban planning.
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