Heard a guy at the supply house say 'a good drafter never needs to ask for help' and I think that's a terrible way to work.

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That's a toxic mindset that gets projects in trouble. Asking questions is how you catch mistakes before they're built. The best drafters I've worked with double-check details constantly, even on stuff they know. Pride just leads to expensive callbacks.

finley_lopez9818d ago

So what happens when that guy's "perfect" drawing goes to a job site and the foreman has a question? Does he just ignore the phone call? Seems like a quick chat could save a whole lot of time and money fixing things later.