Er, what are you coming to the table with? Mastering ADT won't get you
hired, but it does help. It's not always necessary to have the system down,
as I can testify to.
I learned the basics of AutoCAD in high school, went to work in college for
firms that used Datacad, we switched to AutoCAD, then came ADT, and now I'm
in a firm that uses Versacad (still use ADT for my was-full-time-now-side
business). Each time I'd have to re-learn, sometimes not knowing anything
about a CADD system when I arrived (like where I'm at currently).
If you're just looking for pluses to add to your resume, then mastering ADT
can help, but it's not necessary. I think anyone hiring knows there will be
some training, even if the hiree is a master of their particular CADD
system. There's still the company way of doing things to get used to and
all.
If you're that interested in a firm, find out what they're using.
--
Joshua Tapp
TAPP Design
"edward" wrote in message news:407f1f64$1_2@newsprd01...
> Do you think master ADT 2004 will help me to get into a medium to large
size
> firm( say 50+ to 500)?
>
> Any serious thoughts please.
>
> Thank you very much for your cooperation.