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  1. Mechanicalvyn

    Autocad 2008 annoying zoom problem

    Civil engineers sometimes use state coordinates, where 0,0 is some absolute point on the State. This makes for huge coordinate values.
  2. Mechanicalvyn

    Autocad 2008 annoying zoom problem

    UCSFOLLOW is set to 0 Do not be tense, just be ready, not thinking but not dreaming, not being set but being flexible. It is being "wholly" and quietly alive, aware and alert, ready for whatever may come - Bruce Lee
  3. Mechanicalvyn

    Autocad 2008 annoying zoom problem

    Using "plan" or "View" makes the camera zoom out so far i cant see the model. I have to zoom back in 5 times to be able to see anything. This is a problem because I work with 3d and have to rest my view often, wasting time because I have to zoom back in. Ive tried setting "limits" and zooming...
  4. Mechanicalvyn

    Choosing where to start my career!

    nice link. Good lookin' out. Do not be tense, just be ready, not thinking but not dreaming, not being set but being flexible. It is being "wholly" and quietly alive, aware and alert, ready for whatever may come - Bruce Lee
  5. Mechanicalvyn

    Choosing where to start my career!

    I believe it is pre-IPO, and I'm pretty sure they will go public so I'm not worried. I also realized Heckler's advice about RFID being a challenge, people shouldn't back down from a challenge just because they have to step into the realm of the unknown. Seeing this is a new stage in my...
  6. Mechanicalvyn

    Choosing where to start my career!

    Thanks for all the insight, guys. To give you guys an update, I've just finished the RFID interview and got the position. Afterwards, I gave otion #1 a call and heres the rundown: #1 Salary (and more than I was first told, now were in the mid range) but paid for every hour worked, 3% 401k...
  7. Mechanicalvyn

    RE: Manufacturing Engineering Trainee Position

    That is a good question to ask during the interview. Ive done a number of entry level interview and what employers typically look for is your personality and character. Asking that question tells the employer your willingness to learn. I wouldnt worry about knowing all the right things to...
  8. Mechanicalvyn

    Choosing where to start my career!

    Thanks for the opinion, Beggar (interesting handle). I should rephrase, I after I complete CAD training I will be sent to work for clients. In that way I would be unsupervised, but I will be given the tools and resources that will help me mesh well with the clients I work with and maintain...
  9. Mechanicalvyn

    Choosing where to start my career!

    After half a year out of school, I land a couple positions. Which position sounds good? Both are small companies, the first position is offering the low end of entry level wage in CA, but I will learn a wide set of skills and work with clients from different industries. I would be...

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