New colleagues in the design institute, let’s discuss what you’re working on.
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New colleagues in the design institute, let’s discuss what you’re working on.
Do odd jobs, learn the standards, receive training, and help the master with some small tasks! Hehe!
I’ve had nothing to do for almost a week now. . . .
Reply to 3# jy03018705: That’s how we all started too – by doing menial tasks first, then more menial tasks, and later working on drawing and producing designs. Now we can basically rely on ourselves, hehe
Do odd jobs, learn the standards, receive training, and help the master with some small tasks! Hehe!
I’ve been here for over a month, mainly working on feasibility studies and doing annotations, and I don’t know how to improve faster.
Which design institutes do you all work at? It’s a declining design firm; it’s nothing but an empty shell, kept going only to give the illusion of activity through mergers and acquisitions
It would be great to be acquired by someone else; BPDI was acquired after all. I’ve already been idle for a day and a half – it’s so frustrating!
Let recently graduated students do feasibility studies? Is the brain damaged? The procedure for design work is feasibility study, preliminary design, and detailed design; however, when training professionals, one should first learn *detailed design*, then *preliminary design*, and only after reaching a certain level should they proceed to feasibility studies. Feasibility study is used to determine the general direction and to guide subsequent design work. Without experience in detailed design, isn’t conducting a feasibility study just a way to deceive people?
Well, it seems we’re doing well then; let’s start by drawing the simplest diagram!