For those of you who are interested in networking with other SolidWorks users, I have another resource for you. Most of you already know about your local user group (if you don’t, you should!) and the various forums (i.e. SolidWorks Forum, eng-tips, SolidMentor). Another resource is LinkedIn. Unlike MySpace or FaceBook, which are more for social networking, LinkedIn is for professionals out in the work world. A friend of mine told me about it and now I’m passing the info on to you. It’s free and easy, and there’s quite a few SolidWorks users and/or employees on there. If you decide to join, add me to your network! Who knows, you may end up having the incredible pleasure of working with me some day!
About Jeff’s Tool Shed
While most of what I write about will be about SolidWorks, or its partner products, from time to time I have been know to go off on random rants.
Legal B.S.:
The thoughts, opinions and commentary posted herein are mine and mine only. I speak only for myself and no other persons or entities, real or imagined.
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I am provided with non-commercially licensed software and hardware for review by companies, including Dassault Systemes. While reviewing said software and hardware, I am in contact with employees of the companies involved and, occasionally, asked for feedback. I am not compensated for any of this.
DS SolidWorks Corporation has paid for my travel, accommodations, and some meals, for various user group events including SolidWorks World.
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