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Re: CAD Portfolio?
Don't give up or get discouraged M. A lot of good advice in here, and I hope it helps show you that theres a lot of possibility for your talent (as opposed to a degree) to help you get a job in the CAD field. I think this is one field where your talent matters more than your degree.
Some companies will use the degree as a requirement. GM for example. But a lot of the smaller shops I think depend more on their assessment of your existing knowledge of the CAD/CNC software tools, your learning capability, and your work ethic.
You should find a directory of CNC, EDM, machine shops (anyone who depends on CAD in their workstream) in your area, put together your resume/portfolio, and visit them. Maybe give your "pitch" to an experienced engineer/manager who can give you some constructive criticism.
hth,
Ken
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