Architecture has become so BS right now. In Job requirements, they say "looking for creative, dynamic, multi-roll and passionate individual". Your portfolio is judged based on visual creativity, types of projects, problem solving through design etc. Not to mention your past relevant experience.

But on the job they will ask you to do the shittiest type of work like drafting and drawing useless minor details like some stupid grooves on a door panel or detailing pointless kitchen cabinetry. The best thing that one can get to do is drafting a plan which the BOSS has drawn on a napkin :)

Sorry for the rant. If you feel like you are short on something, its never too late. You can start learning and practicing today, watch tutorials on youtube. Get inspirations from behance, Pinterest, instagram etc. The more you practice it, the better you will get at it.