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This was an interesting conversation. I think our current Bluebeam Community shows this diversity of career options pretty well. Bluebeam is certainly NOT a one-trick pony. My dad was a concrete finisher for about 30 years and told me to stay far away from construction. He told me to get a degree and find a good desk job. Well, I got the degree and a good desk jobā¦ in the construction industry. I hope he isn't disappointed in me. I actually tried to stay clear. I joined the Army, went to college for about 10 years (only one degree to show for it though), and married a city girl. I thought I'd never need to deal with the trades. Well, I don't recall exactly what got me here (probably the COVID lockdowns), but I couldn't be happier, and Revu is one of my all time favorite programs to work with. As for the Mean Tweetsā¦ that was pretty funny. I love when total strangers say things like "this is the worst thing ever 0/10". They give no support to the claim and expect other strangers on the internet to just take their word for it. lol
What a great story. I've been really thinking that we need to get more of these kind of stories into the podcast in the future, I like to hear people's "origin stories". Also I was a bit worried that the mean tweets thing might come off as me not taking feedback seriously. My whole job is bascially listening to people complain about Bluebeam and I want them to know that it IS important to me to understand what's going on and to try to find solutions and fixes. But it was fun to just joke around with Luke, so I think it came off in a light hearted way. Next episode is coming out soon, so stay tuned as they say!
Great to hear Stephanie's and Luke's origin stories. It was quite an entertaining and informative episode to listen and watch. Nice work team!! I had to laugh when Stephanie mentioned doing door takeoffs as this is a big part of my job today being a doors and hardware subcontractor. Looking forward to watching episode 2 :).
Reposting this LinkedIn post from my colleague and Future Built co-host Stefanie Reichman I couldn't have said it better: Which buzzword do you hate most? AI, mental health, or work-life balance? Maybe itās a synergy of all three.š For most of careers, we didnāt think much about mental health. If I was stressed, I justā¦
A lot of you may know me as the "labs guy" here on community, but I have been working on something new and different and it's launching next week: A new Bluebeam YouTube Series called Future Built! We're excited to use this format to discuss topics like being a working mom, mental health, and breaking into the AECā¦
For over 12 years, the Revu for iPad app has been supporting jobsite teams with tools for markup, measurement, and communication. As the industry has changed, so have expectations for how work gets done in the field ā and the tools for doing it. Thatās why Bluebeam is announcing the upcoming retirement of Revu for iPadā¦
