An easy question…
Results are about what I thought they would be. I am also glad that a good number of you took the poll. Do you think this reflects the ratio of men to women in your firm? your industry? your city/locale? in CAD or IT?
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August 19th, 2008 at 7:23 AM
This is typical of our industry–just have a look around at AU this year and you’ll have your ratio! 😀
August 19th, 2008 at 1:53 PM
To answer the author’s questions:
I work with a group of 10-11 designers/draftsman/detailers and out of that, 2-3 are female. (Note: I did not include myself in the count as I am not in “production”. I provide CAD support for this group.)
I am the BIM Technology Administrator/CAD Manager for an AEC-Mechanical contractor located in Atlanta, GA.