I am in the second stage of interviewing with a firm (tomorrow) and they have asked me to do a software assessment related to AutoCAD and Revit. I have used Revit in the past two years academically and during my last internship at a large firm. I have used AutoCAD since before it was in it's "year iterations" but not much professionally or academically considering it's one-liner benefits (in my opinion).
What should I expect? I was told it takes about 2 hours total, I've never heard of this but feel like as a young intelligent graduating Masters student I should be able to handle it fine. Any thoughts, suggestions, insights?
Thanks.
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"Software Assessment" for Interview, What to Expect?
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I am in the second stage of interviewing with a firm (tomorrow) and they have asked me to do a software assessment related to AutoCAD and Revit. I have used Revit in the past two years academically and during my last internship at a large firm. I have used AutoCAD since before it was in it's "year iterations" but not much professionally or academically considering it's one-liner benefits (in my opinion).
What should I expect? I was told it takes about 2 hours total, I've never heard of this but feel like as a young intelligent graduating Masters student I should be able to handle it fine. Any thoughts, suggestions, insights?
Thanks.
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