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My office is looking to employ an additional staff member who has atleast 1.5 years experience utilising Revit and 1 year AutoCAD Experience. Excellent pay & conditions, friendly environment and a large variety of work. We are a boutique office located in Fortitude Valley who prides themselves on being at the forefront of technology as well as supplying superior documentation.
Please express your interest to info@cadway.com.au
Looking forward to working with another Revit enthusiest.
I MIGHT ADD WE ARE NOT INTERESTED IN ANY OUT SOURCING FIRMS!
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as it is raining here in Los Angeles, Brisbane sure sounds nice!
how long is the drive from down town LA?
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It depends...
Does your car float?  Your traffic will depend on whether you're above or below the surface...
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So far we've had no expressions of interest... This could mean:
a) Noone wants to make lots of money with the opportunity of profit share,
b) There are no experienced revit users out there??
c) There are little to no revit users looking for work in Brisbane, Australia. (possibly, but hope not)
d) Noone wants to work with Cadway or myself... I'm not that scary am I...
Please forward your resumes on.
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if i lived in Australia, i would have camped out on your door step
i checked out Cadway's website, nice work
best regards,
coreed,aia
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I'd love to work in Brisbane aprat from id have bout a 3200mile car jourey every day and night :s.
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A bit to far from home but it would be the dream job I really admire your work
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dito, if I was single I'd be on a plane. Besides we just sunk 150K into a house renovation and I need to finish architecture school. And......not sure if my better half and son would be game. Good luck
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yup sorry too far away, i feel like i'm the only revit user in ohio
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Thanks for the comments peoples... Nice to hear!
We definitely need to do some work on our website as its grossly out of date and looking a bit old tech...
If I ever find the time
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I think the general problem is lack of Revit users in brisbane. i live in brisbane.
and when i went looking for a new job. i had 4 interviews in 1 day and got offered everyone.
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hi! well i am a student in NSW doing building design, in my 2nd year with 1yr part time work experience and th the end of this year will be 2yrs experience with revit! i enjoy building design and love revit! i don't fit your requirements but just wanted to show my keen interest in youer offer!
Euan!
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Can you fix working papers if the person you are looking for are from another country?
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hi mr spot
you know me of course, and for others, i run a smaller building design office not far from mr spot. i suspect cadway are gonna find the same problem as elsewhere - not enough trained people using revit in brisbane as yet, but it is changing.
as a suggestion, i attended a hia function last night, at which an immigration officer was explaining that the aussie fed gov is focussed on trying to solve these sort of problems. if it helps, email me for her details.
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Hi michaelj,
I was in the same boat when i was looking for something new. Its very powerful skill to have these days.
Hi erpdesign,
I'd suggest still forwarding on your resume, let the director decided who is and isn't qualified. We've had a couple of people apply without revit experience which we get a bit annoyed over, but if you've got the revit experience then we won't be too bothered.
Hi Boarch,
If you have over and above the qualifications requested we'll be happy to consider it.
G'day Latemore,
It would be great if you could forward me her details. We've already had a couple of applications with visa requests so it would be good to know where we stand with this.
Cheers,
Chris.
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