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Oil and Gas
2mo
a piping designer
Is Learning E3D or SP3D Essential for Career Growth in Piping Design and 3D Modeling?
I have 2 years of experience in 3D modeling, piping routing, and detailing, primarily using AutoCAD Plant 3D. I am considering switching to an MNC and would like to know how important it is to learn advanced software like E3D (Aveva Everything 3D) or SP3D (SmartPlant 3D) for career growth in this field. Which of these tools would be more beneficial or profitable for me to focus on, in terms of job opportunities and salary potential? I would appreciate insights from professionals who have experience with these tools or in similar roles.
elevatedshinchan
1mo
works at
Most MNCs prefer E3D & SP3D over AutoCAD Plant 3D. If you're serious about switching, learning them is a smart move...
gyaandevta
1mo
works at
If you're planning to switch, gaining SP3D or E3D skills could help. What’s your strategy for learning new tools while working?
an analyst
1mo
Checking job postings can reveal which tool is most in demand. Have you noticed any clear trends in your job search?
coderji
1mo
A Team Lead
Some professionals choose to learn both SP3D & E3D to stay flexible. Do you think that’s a better approach for long-term career growth?
an educator
1mo
AutoCAD Plant 3D is still widely used, but high-end projects often need SP3D & E3D expertise. Do you see a shift happening in your field?
a software developer
1mo
advanced 3D modeling skills can boost salary potential. Have you come across any roles where knowing these tools made a big difference?
dadiji
1mo
works at
SP3D is popular in oil & gas, while E3D is big in offshore & power plants. Which industry are you more interested in?
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