“A Company hires people to do things.
A Company hires people to manage things.
Smart People pay people who manage to do the important well.”This Twitter tweet-sized tidbit from the Human Gravity on the substance of work is worthy of a short post of its own.
It has a ring to it.
As the author I allow you the right to replace “Company” with anything from this…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Apr 11, 2014
Tags management, WATT, work
For understandable reasons I am often involved in Textstyle and AutoCAD Civil 3D Label Style discussions. A common one is about the simplex.shx font versus the Windows Arial Truetype font specified for use in the National CAD Standard and the ISO specifications. Specifically how that relates to named textstyles employed in AutoCAD Civil 3D templates and AutoCAD Civil 3D Styles.
The debate…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Mar 27, 2014
Tags Style, Style Management, text, Text Component Editor, textstyle
Videos are all the rage. This site has hours and hours of them on the Civil 3D Video recordings page.
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I do post a few to YouTube now and then. Truthfully, you’re better off coming here where you can both the eye candy and the beef about AutoCAD Civil 3D.
They tell me that I should probably post more on YouTube…
Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Mar 07, 2014
Tags management, video, Description Key Set, Point Style, Point Label Style
All this talk and words about NCS (National CAD Standard) Layer schemes for production and publishing and the complex relationship to AutoCAD Civil 3D View Features and Styles is enough to give me a headache. That reality makes many of us civil engineering and survey people want to ignore the entire boondoggle and go back to the past. Luckily for us we can…
View the Future
The…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Feb 26, 2014
Tags Style Management, Style, video, layers, Layer Standards
A happy belated Valentine’s Day to you.
Did you mess up? Got the flowers, but you forgot the Reeses – chocolate is required they say. The “chef” at the chain restaurant couldn’t actually deliver the gluten-free pasta your spouse needs?
We get to fail forward. Then again - the poem did rhyme.“Pomegranates are red not purple
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I’m hefty and sturdy like Yertle
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Feb 18, 2014
Tags project, Project Management, management, BIM, standards