u/Suspicious_Bison3088

Both knuckleheads

Im a Land Use Planner, only in the first 5 years of my career. I am in the running for a Plans Examiner position that pays more than Id make now even with a promotion.

Is a Plans Examiner a good career switch this early? Im in my late 20s with a masters in Planning. I have this fear that Plans Examiner is more of an end-career public sector type job and I wont really have opportunities arise if I move from Planning to what is essentially permitting...

Any thoughts or advice?

I havent seen anything since Ubisoft greenlit the title. Has there been any news, interviews, hints, etc. since then?

(Main series game 3, although I think most of us consider Motorfest as 3 unofficially)

Edit: jeez, 3, 4. Whatever the next one is called. I couldve sworn Ubisoft/IT said Motorfest was not officially 3 a few years ago

This is not j*b adv*ce, mods, this is an anecdotal discussion on how private sector planners feel during this very turbulent year in the US.

Is private sector work slowing down? Projects getting smaller? Any real effects since all this U.S. stuff going down in 2026? Chopping blocks looming overhead? Billables changing?

Im public where its definitely slowing down, and really wondering what its like on the other side.