draftsperson

Or for that matter, if you need to hire a trained draftsperson to do it, so what? > Most people can accurately trace a line drawing, but can't accurately copy it by eye.

Yes I did all the plans and sketches but then hired an architectural draftsperson to draw up plans to the local building control body's requirements. The actual plumbing and electrical work was subcontracted out.

The draftsperson apparently thought this style would make the circuit easier to construct, and perhaps it does, but their real job was to make the circuit easier to understand, and that definitely didn't happen.

However, like a draftsperson or an engineer who refuses to learn Solidworks, the more powerful software will be a negative for those who cannot, or choose not to, evolve their skill set above a more basic level. That line jogged loose a memory that might cause some thought in other so I'll share: I used be an aerospace engineer.

However, like a draftsperson or an engineer who refuses to learn Solidworks, the more powerful software will be a negative for those who cannot, or choose not to, evolve their skill set above a more basic level.