Voyansi Voices Blog

I believe that humans, like plants and other animals, need time to get used to new environments. Understanding them, familiarizing with their characteristics and peculiarities, is the first step. Of course, this applies to any change you face in your life: From moving to another city, to becoming a new Revit user.

As my first piece of advice, the key to success in any training program is to balance and give importance to organization and methodology along with technical and practical training content. 

Ideally, your staff training should be thought of as a program rather than an isolated one time event. Your program should contain specific objectives that your training program aims to achieve. 

For this reason, I’m dividing these ten tips into five generic ones (tips that apply to all training programs) and five specific to Revit

What do Legos have to do with BIM?

8 is the number at last count. Specifically the number of video conferencing systems installed on my computer today. 2020 was both the first year in a new decade, but also the first year of a new way of thinking about the workplace; “Workplace 4.0” as I referred to it as in our previous blog.