That's where good design work starts. Now you're controlling the interview, and you're helping the manager focus, too. Having other experience with CAD and having taken the training, your learning curve will be fast. What you're selling in the interview is your engineering acumen. Whether he realizes it or not, that's also what the manager is really buying.
Any tool is only as good as the engineer using it.
You'll avoid the catch-22 by anteing up for the CAD training, and by showing a strong engineering hand. I wish you the best. All rights reserved. All rights reserved.