Annoying, watching others do it for 2-3 days – can one really learn PDS?
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I’ve used PDMS before; it felt like the devices inside were like building blocks – you just selected the components and connected them together! It still seems like it’s easy to learn. These past couple of days I’ve been helping a large facility set up our company’s own systems, and I found that the PDS interface was completely black – with so many options and commands. They said it would be best for me to learn how to use it within 2–3 days; otherwise, the review of our 3D models will have to wait, which will delay the project timeline. Good heavens! I really don’t know what to do!
The leader said it’s very simple – just build some equipment and pipes, similar to PDMS; everyone wants to give up! What do you guys think, heroes?
Find a skilled person to systematically show you how to do it; it will likely take at least 2-3 days. If you try to do it yourself, even if you’re not skilled but at least know what to do, it will still take about a week!
Put down your arrogance and calm down. There is a sequence to academic tasks; take your time.
Although it’s just software, 2-3 days is absolutely impossible. I need a week or so to recover even after a half-year business trip.