I run a pretty versatile BIM department.
We don’t only simultaneously model in numerous packages
and produce outputs in all possible D’s one-can-imagine, we offer unprecedented
entertainment for our colleagues.
See construction sites, for example: places with dynamics,
varying from totally-laid-back to spinning out of control from pressure, they
quickly transform to a ‘jolly-mode’ when one of our BIM-guys turns up.
No longer are missed milestones, casting delays, shoddy
subcontractor workmanship worrying issues. The pending visit of the big bosses
is even of little interest when the ‘village fool’ arrives, clowning with flash
IT equipment, speaking in funny BIM-lingo and cutely pretending to know
something about construction while producing mere pretty pictures.
Our special talents are thankfully appreciated across the
engineering offices too – I often watch with delight how engineers in their
thirties (unable to print PDFs on their own) mock my multi-lingual trickster-modellers
behind their backs.
Still, I trust the collegiality of my workplace; distinction
is made between clowns and country bumpkins – we are BIM-jesters of the most professional
sort!
If there existed worldwide championships to measure how
much ridicule any given BIM group could provoke within its native environment,
we would score pretty high!
The reason I’m happy to provide this entertainment is
that historically, Jesters could also give bad news to the Emperor that no-one
else would dare deliver. Think about that!
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