EP 019426 December 2023 · 53 min
Careers in BIM and the Built Environment, ft. Vanessa Cazaubon
52:42BIM and built environment careers reward clear technical evidence, strong software awareness and the ability to explain what you actually contributed on a project.
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Stephen Drew speaks with Vanessa Cazaubon about BIM careers, architectural technology, career coaching, software skills, CVs, portfolios, interviews and how candidates can present themselves more clearly.
The conversation covers:
How BIM and architectural technology roles differ across practices
What to look for when choosing a practice with proper BIM support
Why CVs and portfolios need to be edited around the role
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It's Friday. Not that long. Come on, stay with me. Don't go to the pub just yet. You go to the pub in 40 minutes. I want, I won't tell you bus. It's fine. CPDs been that off. Weekends coming, but before that I've got a super cool livestream special. 20 seconds.
Hello everyone and welcome to this livestream special on a Friday. I promise I won't keep you too long before you go to the pub, before you
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