I'm fine with that in order to not burn fees or rack up non-billable time learning as I go, but my intention is to install a copy of Revit 2015 at home, and in my own time learn other aspects of Revit that the employer is probably not willing to pay me to learn at work, and I would prefer to do this learning in my home rather than at work. Revit is very new to me, so the company intend to get me doing only specific tasks to begin with, such as annotation, while other much more experienced Revit techs work on the model(s), until I'm up to speed with modeling too. Revit technicians from other disciplines did the work for me (under a bit of duress, as they're busy enough with their own work), so the employer bought a nice fast workstation and a fully licensed install of BDS 2015 for me, so that the other Revit guys can have a life outside work (sometime). I'm a more than competent AutoCAD drafter in plumbing (we call it hydraulics in Australasia), but my employer has taken on several projects using Revit recently, and are likely to take on more and more as time goes on.
Hi there, I've just received a new workstation at work, with a fresh install of Building Design Suite 2015, including Revit and AutoCAD.
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