Comments on: How do you gain experience once qualified in 2D CAD? http://warrenpiece.com/2d/how-do-you-gain-experience-once-qualified-in-2d-cad Fri, 27 Apr 2012 01:10:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Jeremy F http://warrenpiece.com/2d/how-do-you-gain-experience-once-qualified-in-2d-cad/comment-page-1#comment-5362 Jeremy F Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:31:59 +0000 http://warrenpiece.com/2d/how-do-you-gain-experience-once-qualified-in-2d-cad#comment-5362 Learning Inventor will be very little benefit to your resume if you want to do architectural drafting. You need to learn AutoCAD products and/or Revit. If you want to get hired, you will probably have to prove you have at least a decent working knowledge of the software already. This isn't a good time to look for this type of job. The architecture industry is a huge mess due to the drop in building construction in the current economy. Without any college degree in architecture, you won't go much farther than a draftsperson. That's not a bad thing - but you asked... If you can leave - depends a lot on the company.<br><b>References : </b><br>I'm an architectural project manager. Learning Inventor will be very little benefit to your resume if you want to do architectural drafting. You need to learn AutoCAD products and/or Revit. If you want to get hired, you will probably have to prove you have at least a decent working knowledge of the software already.

This isn’t a good time to look for this type of job. The architecture industry is a huge mess due to the drop in building construction in the current economy.

Without any college degree in architecture, you won’t go much farther than a draftsperson. That’s not a bad thing - but you asked…

If you can leave - depends a lot on the company.
References :
I’m an architectural project manager.

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