bemusedred ink, xrefs, and attitude sounds like a GREAT blog title!! sounds like he needs a kick in the arse from mr. c and mr.l! ha! you didn't come across that way at all! they never would have hired someone like that. things are quiet here, yes. i am working on the ugliest building you ever saw. but it might be a chance for me to prove that i can actually do construction drawings (on my own.) editor in chiefhttp://wednesday-for-women.blogspot.com/---
On Tue 01/16, XXXXXXX <> wrote: From: XXXXXX [mailto: XXXXXXX]To: XXXXXXXX: Tue, 16 Jan 2007 06:50:02 -0800 (PST)Subject: red ink, xrefs, and attitude... i am so busy here, the architect hired a recent graduate to help.he is sooo cocky, knows everytnng, but i feel like i am looking bad to 'mr. m' because i run behind "t" to fix everyting. he does not do what you explain....and now we have a med/lg proj. going out to bid and i want to cry b/c i just saw that he did something crazy to all the files for the job. -the scale is off in all the sheets , either drawings are teeny tiny, orr there are just the letters XREF pasted across the front. -he saves job #0000 in job #0XXX, etc.... -never admits his mistakes, etc... -says we should be using mac, etc. i am very nice though, b/c i am usually in his shoes, i'm really sorry you had to train me, i hope i didnt' come across that way. have a good one!
p.s. musing memoirs, it was weird working yesterday, we were busy, but it was so quiet, strange working when it felt the rest of the country wasnt...
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the truth about architecture from a couple of slightly bitter thirty somethings with thoughts from behind the machine, on colleagues, IDP, construction, but mostly emails pondering the whole thing...