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Hello all,
My company has finally relented and decided CAD standards really ARE a good
idea (I've been preaching for three years.) The have appointed me CAD
Manager - except for political reason, they don't want to use the term
"manager". The best HR could come up with was "AutoCAD Information
Technician" (quite a mouthful huh?) Before they try again, maybe you could
give me some suggestions (humorous comments and anecdotes also gladly
accepted) 😃 Thanks a bunch!
--
Shane Patrick
iamtiger@teleport.com
Corporate CAD Coordinator was my title when I worked in the corporate
headquarters of a multiple office company.
CAD Coordinators were also in each office. I had no direct reports, so the
"manager" and "supervisor" titles could not be used - and "Coordinator"
often meant "juggler".
Sometime after I left the titles changed to something like "CAD Lead" - the
influence of the UK company that bought the original company.
Check out the "Typical" CAD Manager article at
http://home.quixnet.net/~sdurkee/
Later...
Scott Durkee
Scott.Durkee@DurkeeConsulting.com
316-518-0948 direct
Durkee Consulting, Inc.
Quality Improvement Consulting for Companies Using CAD
CAD Management - CAD Standards - CAD Customization
www.DurkeeConsulting.com
Always thought it meant Computer Aggravated Design :-)
--
Regards,
Robin Capper.
"randysanders" wrote in message
news:3733422.1074983998531.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum1.autodesk.com...
> well you know what CAD stands for dont you?
>
> Change again Daily
> Change again Dammit
> Confused architectural Drafter
> Confused archtitectural Design(er)
> Cant always Decide
> Cant Anything Decide
>
> and the real Thing that CAD stands for is
>
> Cant ADD Dimensions
>
> now, who wants to be in charge of NOT ADDing Dimensions
>
> Randy
>
>
> Message was edited by: randysanders
>
No no no...
Control Alt Delete
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Karl Fuls PLS
Autocad AEC Training and Consulting
Assistant Moderator - Autodesk Discussion Groups
Robin Capper wrote:
> Always thought it meant Computer Aggravated Design :-)
>
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