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bmw156
28-05-09, 07:25 AM
indeed i have an interview this morning

IM SO EXCITED

working as a junior draughtsman/ engineer working with autocad

i think its kinda similar to what Shaun Donnell does.

its at 9 so i will come back after college and say how its going:D:D:D:D
blue_peg_16v
28-05-09, 07:31 AM
good luck
Southie
28-05-09, 08:03 AM
Fingers crossed :D Thats what I was going to do when I left school (16 years ago) but autocad wasn't about so everything was drawn by hand.

EDIT: I think Shaun is now a driving instuctor.
BIGS
28-05-09, 10:11 AM
Good luck fella hope you get it :thumb:
brainsnova
28-05-09, 10:21 AM
i reckon he's got the job by now :thumb:
BIGS
28-05-09, 10:23 AM
Yea he will start saying about how he can charge more for thngs lol


Only kiding fella :thumb:
Hobbit
28-05-09, 01:26 PM
Yea he will start saying about how he can charge more for thngs lol


Only kiding fella :thumb:

Watch out, he'll set kelbelle on you :D

Good luck Mr Bmw :thumb:
bmw156
28-05-09, 02:04 PM
bastids the lot of ya.

the interview went ok i think, the two interviewers went out for a talk and the bloke said he's alright isnt he.

suppose its better then hearing ****ing usless lol

he said they will be calling people back for second interviews.

so i hope to hear something soon
Big_Chap
28-05-09, 05:28 PM
Fingers crossed :D Thats what I was going to do when I left school (16 years ago) but autocad wasn't about so everything was drawn by hand.

EDIT: I think Shaun is now a driving instuctor.

Autocad came out in the 80's mate!

Good luck, I used to be a draughtsman.
Matt
28-05-09, 06:28 PM
What exactly does being a draughtsman involve? Just drawing plans etc? Done loads of work on AutoCAD recently doing floor plans, electrical plans etc. It's a cool bit of software, feel like killing myself sometimes after using it all day though!
Big_Chap
28-05-09, 06:45 PM
Covers a wide range tbh mate, I used to design steel staircases, fancy stainless balustrades etc for feature office entrances/top end homes and then create detailed fabrication drawings for the guys in the fab shop to construct, was quite cool to see the objects you designed built up piece by piece in the shop over time then erected on site. Used to do steelwork etc but that was pretty boring
kelbelle
28-05-09, 08:17 PM
Im sure you did great, Martin! Looked sexy in your suit ;)

Yeah watch out guys! I've got my eyes on you lol
brainsnova
28-05-09, 08:59 PM
i thought this was pretty good http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IuZhVu3OdY
Nova_Tek
28-05-09, 09:11 PM
Nice one 'Beemer'. All the best with it. :thumb:

Last time I used autocad was when I was 17 :eek:
bmw156
29-05-09, 09:52 PM
well i got a second interview so they must of liked me a bit lol

now just gotta arrange it

good times:>