BIM Salaries - Knowing your worth 

Great video! Couldn’t have arrived at a better time for me - heading into negotiations where I work to start moving into this role. Thanks and keep up the good work.

Very good video, i wish there was something like this for UK, you sound like you are making hard negotiations, and you should, because you seem like you are one of the best in your field.

Awesome video! I know you published this a while back, but it would be great to hear about the differences between a BIM Manager and Technician. From my experience, many projects still carry on with any kind of BIM Execution Plan, Level of Information Definitions etc. If you could share a video on how you go about the nontechnical aspects of BIM Management, especially now as a Consultant, I would really appreciate it.

Absolutely Amazing! thank you

Great video!

Very informative. Pay is tied to many variables and there isn’t much data on our roles, so, it is difficult to get a good understanding of worth. Something I try to look at is the ROI I bring to projects or the company. Being a big proponent for tracking and learning from data, I can use that to show them. I would add a tier before consultants for BIM Directors, Technology Directors, and Design Technology Directors. I would even add CTO either in that tier or into a new tier. I kind of see consultants as being outside that tier system. When I first got into the industry I was motivated to get into a position where I could get as much experience as possible regardless on pay, I was under the impression that the more experience I get, that would lead to me becoming more valuable. That and networking I was able to get to a position where I get pushed mentally and payed what I am worth. Doing what I love and working with a great team, I have been able to grow exponentially in knowledge and value that I bring to the company.

Thanks a lot, that was very helpful

Very good information, sometimes work is different then Role.

Really a great video and very useful information, thanks. So typically for BIM coordinator or BIM manager position, is revit & naviswork the most demanding softwares or is Dynamo proficiency required as well?

Thanks for this video! What about Canada? Do you know anything about the Canadian market?

I just wanted to say that: I definitely need to start applying for jobs in Australia hahaha any suggestions on that? PS. Thank you so much for the video Gavin

Hi man, wanna ask you a question. I have not an Architecture Degree, but because of life I work designing houses on Autocad. I know a little bit of Revit, my question is, if I improve my Revit knowlege (and my english too xD ) Then can I apply for a Revit job in Australia or UE or USA? Or exceptionally I need and Architecture Degree? Sorry about boder you, this is a vital question for me, dont know if keep going on construction or change area. Thank you!!

Hi bro I'm mechanical engineer graduate currently on 476 visa to Australia I'm very much interested in building service how to get into HVAC

useful for me ... need more like this ...

Sooo.... you're saying that I should quit and become a farmer? Ok good, it's settled 😉.