There was time spent changing a design that didn’t need to happen, all because of an unwillingness to accept that something might be different than what we know.
And in BIM, everything is. You have to be willing to get outside the box – do things differently – ask questions – be humble, but be motivated…to learn, to change your ways. It doesn’t matter if you’re a newly graduated intern or a 40 year engineer. The day you stop learning is the day you need to retire, so don’t be afraid to challenge yourself.
From The MEP CAD Engineer: What drives a successful BIM project…?
