1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

This is why jobs have you interview like 6 or 7 different times, to make sure you're not a cat

 

If after 5 or 6 interviews, someone showed up to the last one with just their cat, I'd hire that person right then and there

 

this is also probably why I'm not in a position to hire people.

 

I've made some hires that are about as effective in role as a cat would be

 

Never underestimate the moral boost from hiring a therapy animal

 

The cat was probably more effective, cats are known to lower a persons blood pressure...crappy employees tend to do the opposite lol

 

that would have been more effective

 

I’ve heard some places make you do assignments for an interview, then use it as free idea generation and just hire the guy that was friends with the boss, or don’t hire anyone at all.

 

Is there a good tutorial or class for AutoCAD? I just interviewed with a surveying firm for an entry level drafting job.

 

Is this what's going on in the rock community?

 

Maybe it’s mostly in tech. That market is crazy overstairated rn cause everyone saw people making 300k a year at google and getting free massages all day. Now that gravy train is over.

 

Now you have to draw the rocks too

 

Maybe I shouldn't take my newly learned skill of CAD for granite

 

these puns are nearing rock bottom

 

Bullshit, that one was rock solid

 

great jokes only form under pressure?

 

YouTube

 

And literally just using the software itself.

More you spend on it, the more familiar commands become.

 

yaaa

honestly @Ozark_RegCab I'd come up with a simple idea for a drawing you're excited about then learn everything as you need to for each step of the process. hardest part will probably be learning the terminology to find a good tutorial video for the exact thing you're wanting to do lol