In the past two weeks, the topics of discussion in the ArchDaily comments section have been incredibly diverse: from a debate over a light-hearted approach to getting the architectural job of your dreams, to a serious argument over the exploitation of young workers in the industry; and from criticism of a Zaha-like ?melted yellow cheese? design to a favorable analysis of an intellectual postmodernist landmark. Read on to find out what our readers had to say.

In the past two weeks, the topics of discussion in the ArchDaily comments section have been incredibly diverse: from a debate over a light-hearted approach to getting the architectural job of your dreams, to a serious argument over the exploitation of young workers in the industry; and from criticism of a Zaha-like ?melted yellow cheese? design to a favorable analysis of an intellectual postmodernist landmark. Read on to find out what our readers had to say.#YoIsMoreOne of our most talked-about posts from this week has been our interview with Étienne Duval about his unconventional video application for a job at BIG. The video divided opinion, with some criticizing the concept, others praising the ingenuity, and still others praising the idea but criticizing the execution: High marks for the concept, but in my opinion not the best execution. I like the idea of a video CV, but with so little specificity regarding your previous work the tone comes off as gimmicky and superficial. Come to think of it though...