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I've been working as a civil engineer for eight years, and during this journey, I discovered my passion for BIM modeling. I have an excellent workflow in ArchiCAD (which is the software I …
Would you recommend getting into BIM as a career? : r/bim
Feb 22, 2022 · I currently work for a general contractor as an assistant project manager, and I'm looking to get into BIM possibly. I'm passionate about technology and took a BIM class in college.
What is it like to work as a BIM manager? : r/Architects - Reddit
Aug 23, 2023 · I personally think BIM is the future of our industry. Not only does it allow less designers to churn out more product, but also fundamentally shifts our value towards data and …
What BIM modeling software do you use? : r/bim - Reddit
Oct 6, 2023 · With so many BIM options out there, which would you think is the best option for designing just single family dwellings? I've tried the trial versions for Chief Architect, Revit, …
Getting into BIM Career Path : r/bim - Reddit
Jul 2, 2022 · Anyone looking to build a career in BIM without prior professional experience can begin by undertaking relevant courses by upskilling in BIM and its associated software tools.
r/bim on Reddit: What are the typical career path(s) for ...
Jan 12, 2022 · If you really want to go to design, BIM in particular, you need to start as a trainee modeller/drafter. There are architectural, MEP, steel fabricator and structural options.
Does Everyone in my Firm need a BIM Coll Pro license? : r/Revit
Feb 16, 2023 · Does Everyone in my Firm need a BIM Coll Pro license? I work at a very small firm, and only three of us use Revit. And really, I'm the only one that knows anything about it, …